Cloud Set Loose Translucent Talc Free Setting & Blurring Powder - Translucent Buttery - 20g | Talc-free loose setting powder to help absorb excess oil and blur the look of pores without feeling heavy.

Ja, dieser Puder hinterlässt ein schönes Finish, man sieht frisch aus. Er liegt leicht auf, wird nicht pastig mit anderen Produkten. Den Preis ist er trotzdem nicht wert!

yeah. yup. we love her. she’s fine and powdery, doesn’t cake up, minimizes pores and oil. and brightens. what’s not to loveeee?!?! and the packaging is so nice & keeps everything very neat. I usually end up powdering my desk along w my face, but I really like how there’s a cover installed to keep you and your space protected from flying powder :)

Gives your face that pink glow without the filter. Love it as the final powder.

I bought this because I wanted pink for my light skin tone and more natural ingredients. Kosas has two powders and this one has better ingredients. It hasn't clogged my pores. The only thing I dislike is the plastic cover inside to keep powder in is very difficult if not impossible to open! I have to use something to pull it up. That is irritating.

Love this product overall, it’s really the first that I’ve used of this kind of powder but I like the sheer pink. I used to use a white “translucent” powder but I do feel like it made me look so so pale, so this little bit of a pink color helps to mitigate that. It does what it’s supposed to do. Also worth noting for anyone who is acne-prone or has sensitive skin, this did not/has not broken me out & I’ve been using it for probably about a month now. The only drawback that I’ve noticed is that after a while (I don’t know how much time, at least an hour), if I go to the bathroom at work & see myself in the mirror, I’ve noticed little pink spots (no bigger than the tip of a pen) on my face. Maybe 3-5 spots. And it’s not the light, sheer pink like the powder, it’s like a dark/hot pink almost. Like I said the spots are very small so you probably wouldn’t notice from a distance but if you’re talking to someone 1 on 1, they’d be able to see the dots. I just rub them into my skin and they go away, but it is quite odd. I wonder if it’s some kind of reaction to any of the other skincare/makeup products that I use, but the setting spray that I use (the only product that I apply after the powder) is from the same Kosas Cloud line so that would be bizarre if they didn’t react well with each other. Who knows! It’s not a dealbreaker for me to stop using the product, though, I’ve just got to monitor for the pink dots lol.