I got this for around 300 pesos, which I think is pretty reasonable considering how much pricier baked makeup is compared to regular makeup. I like the packaging, very simple and elegant.
The SA said this product could be used for contouring too, but I only wanted something to remove shininess, so I got the shade closest to my skintone. Here it is under brighter lighting:
This blends really well onto my skin - it's barely there - and does a good job of keeping it oil free for about half a day. That duration's fine with me, since I usually duck into a school bathroom at around lunchtime anyway. I use a sponge to apply this to my T-zone, although a brush is the more conventional way to go.
I'm keeping my cheeks free from powder and blush at the moment, as I have unwanted "visitors" on them. DO NOT WANT. >_<
I'm keeping my cheeks free from powder and blush at the moment, as I have unwanted "visitors" on them. DO NOT WANT. >_<
angie lol at the fish..the elianto facepowder looks so cute.unwanted visitors..good term hehe
ReplyDeletethe last elianto stuff that i bought is their eye primer..
ReplyDeletethis stuff looks promising!
woohoo... i want!!!
ReplyDeleteThis might sound weird a little if U feels you talking to yourself (because of our same name) >.<
ReplyDeleteBut I wanna ask you, how's this powder...?
Last long? Non-oily?
Hello there other Angie! :)) This powder lasts around 6 hours on me and yes, it does keep my skin-non oily. Actually, I used it so frequently that it's the very first product I ever hit pan on.
ReplyDeleteOh...? Sounds nice!
ReplyDeleteYou have a review of this prdt some where...? :)
Love,
The other Angie.
Such a funny name LOl.
^LOL, I was actually referring to this powder that you commented on, Elianto Baked Powder in Nude. :D
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