Dermablend - Loose Setting Powder | | |
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 | Transparent upon application and fragrance free | | | Suits all skin types |
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Product Description
Dermablend Setting Powder is essential to the wearability and smudge-resistance of Dermablend Corrective Cosmetics?. It gives long lasting coverage to all the Dermablend products, especially Cover Creme, Leg & Body Cover Creme, and Quick-Fix? Concealer. It is a MUST if you want complete, satisfactory results. And, with 3 shades to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect match to compliment your skin tone. Fragrance-free. Net Weight: 1 oz.
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 Follow directions May 4, 2008
Ms. Pocketbook (Tempe, AZ USA)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I started using Dermablend foundation and concealer and couldn't figure out why it didn't last like they said it would - well, you have to buy this product to put over it to make it "seal". It works wonderfully. Unless you take off the makeup, it doesn't budge once you use this setting powder. Worth the cost.
Great! December 17, 2007
Jeannie Tran (California)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I bought this for a family member, and they said to have found it the best of the kind they've ever used! This is highly recommended!
 Setting powder for dermablend is good January 15, 2007
Stacy Perrenod (New York, NY)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The Dermablend setting powder sets the foundation well. It certainly doesn't prevent it from coming off completely but it does work.
EXCELLENT TRANSACTION! January 25, 2010
Ann P. Sherrod
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
THIS IS A MUST TO GO ALONG WITH THE DERMABLEND FOUNDATION. IT REALLY DOES SET YOUR MAKEUP. WOULD RECOMMEND TO ANYONE.
 Cakey and Gross April 23, 2007
ENSeeber (Dallas, TX)
4 out of 7 found this review helpful
This item was fine when it came to pictures; tattoos were not visible on film for the first part of our wedding. However I was told by a few of the guests that it looked like I had been in a fight before the wedding... make-up should not look like bruises!
The make-up also started to fade not long after the ceremony ended, and it was a short ceremony. By the end of the reception (four hours later) you could clearly see the tattoos.
Also, I was told that the make-up would not rub off onto clothing if I used the special setting powder together with the cream... Not true. I now have make-up stains on one of my brides maids dresses.
I realize now that I should have just let the tattoos show. Why have a tattoo if you're not willing to show it off?
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