- “I mean, it's okay. I guess it's very finely milled. Like very finely milled”18:00–18:06
- “I have no complaints, but I'm not”
- “Okay, that just almost killed me”18:32–18:36
- “We're not going to use her again”
- Source: Full face of makeup from Five Below - Nov 8, 2025
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- “This next step is key to life, okay?”20:41–20:45
- “I tried this in one of my recent makeup videos like a over a month ago and since then I've been using it every single day”20:48–20:54
- “If you need a powder that is actually blurring on the pores and affordable, look no further”20:54–20:59
- “It is extremely finely milled”21:06–21:09
- “It's not one of those powders that like if you use too much it's going to look heavy”21:12–21:18
- “I just think it gives a really nice like flat, soft look”21:45–21:49
- “One of my favorite things to do is put it right between my eyebrows, but keep the rest of my forehead more dewy glowy. If you do that, it just really makes your skin look smooth”21:47–21:53
- Source: Summer Makeup Routine for Heat & Humidity - Jul 21, 2026
- “This is a super finely milled powder”13:44–13:50
- “Okay, that is looking definitely very mattifying but also quite blurring. Very blurring”13:47–13:51
- “I'd be curious to compare this to my L'Oreal powder because in the recent years has been the most blurring powder that isn't discontinued. I'm curious to compare this like side by side to that because right now I honestly feel like this is looking smoother right now”
- “This powder I'm so happy with”21:33–21:36
- “The thing I'm like most excited to keep trying and that I discovered in this video is this powder. This definitely smoothed out my pores, my texture. I mean it looks like airbrushed”24:34–24:37
- Source: Affordable drugstore makeup under $15 - Jun 3, 2026
- “Very lightweight, goes onto the skin beautifully”6:15–6:22
- “It does provide a nice blur to the skin and the finish looks beautiful”6:19–6:25
- “This one did not fully keep the face from having that glow”7:27–7:37
- “Is it one that I would use again? Probably not because I have better powders from the drugstore that I've discovered that do a better job. So, I wasn't so impressed with that one”7:39–7:45
- Source: Drugstore makeup reviews - Dec 5, 2025
Brand note
L.A. Girl is the drugstore brand that keeps showing up in creator routines for the same reason it did a decade ago: shockingly low prices and formulas that just work, especially for lip liners and concealers. The Pro.Conceal HD Concealer is the anchor — a $6 workhorse that creators use for everything from undereyes to nose contour to bronzer, though it can be a little harder to blend than some.
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