Morphe Bake & Set Setting Powder - Lightweight, Talc-Free Finishing Powder for Face Makeup with a Soft, Natural Finish - Minimizes Shine for Up to 24HR - Banana (0.31 oz)

A light pink excellent setting powder that brightens my complexion without looking chalky or caked. I have a warm/olive complexion that sometimes pulls in neutral tones. I very lightly dust the shiny areas after applying concealer or foundation, contour and highlight plus under my eyes. I don’t powder the tip of my nose, I think it helps keep the look more natural. Sometimes I use the light yellow powder, it depends on how dark or tan my skin is. I’m obsessive about using sunscreen but live in a hot sunny state so it’s impossible to completely avoid the sun and I tend to tan during the sunnier months. I initially bought it on a whim and was very pleased to find that such an affordable product outperforms many pricier powders. Highly recommend.

Loovvve this baking powder. I’ve been through probably 50 of these. There’s some sort of glow property in this that doesn’t make your makeup look cakey. I will say once you get to the end the powder gets a little weird, but other than that I’m obsessed.Also can’t be the price if you use a lot of powder.

Works exactly as described. I accidentally bought this and another brand at the same time. This one was much better than the other.

Always dependable. I especially like to use it in hot or humid days to keep make up from finding its way into increases.

My favorite setting powder

Love the hue

Best power I’ve ever used !!! Works very well with Elf concealers.

I was looking for a setting powder comparable to a discontinued one by Complex Culture. This product is it! Fragrance, texture, shade, we're all almost matches. Define milled quality of the powder was also what I was looking for but unfortunately the depository on top had very large wide holes. So while the powder itself is very fine, picking it up with a brush, you have to swirl and tap off a lot of excess which to me seems like a waste of the product. I was able to transfer mine into a different pot with smaller depository holes easily though.