This is the first face powder for all over the face that I have purchased twice now.  Powder always seemed to be a hassle if you got it wrong or the formulation incorrect for your skin type.  


Beauty Guru

• Fragrance free YES
• Six shades available Fair, Light, Medium, Medium Deep, Deep, Dark
• I do believe this powder used to come in the loose form as well but it is not featured on the website so perhaps it is discontinued now.  
• It is inexpensive as well around $25 AUD.
• Cruelty-free NO

This is a great powder.  It is very finely milled, and is excellent at mattifiying oily areas.  I usually use it on my T Zone as that is where I am the oiliest.  If I wish to use highlighter, blush and bronzer or any one of them, I will lay down some powder in the cheek area to facilitate a smooth result.
This powder in conjunction with a great foundation primer really assists in reining in oily areas.  Of course, I am not averse to a touch up, especially in the summer time.

The pressed powder version comes in a compact which contains a small mirror and a round soft velour puff.  The puff is great for pressing the powder into the skin so as to not disturb the products underneath.  I never use a powder brush and brush it on top of my skin, I always press it in instead with the velour puff or the side of a blush or powder brush.

It lasts a good half a day before I would see any breakthrough oil but a quick touch up fixes that.

The only thing I wish I could change is to make the brand Revlon, cruelty-free.

I do recommend the product, but not if you are wanting cruelty-free products.  Once I finish this second purchase of this powder I will switch to a cruelty-free brand.

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