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4.5Variant: TranslucentLoose Baking Powder
  • “It looks super smooth and matte”11:24–11:27
  • “You can see instantly how this mattifies and absorbs any oil, any shine”13:06–13:14
  • “I'm honestly really liking both powders. I think it totally depends on the makeup look and the vibe that you're going for, but I think they both give a very pretty blur to the skin. The finishes are just slightly different”13:14–13:18
  • “So with Revolution, you're going to get a more blurred soft matte finish”19:02–19:08
  • “I feel like the one from Revolution, I mean, hands down, it looks more smooth and airbrushed. I think the formula is updated. To be honest, I think this is even better than their OG powder. And I love the updated packaging”
  • Source: New drugstore makeup tested: which products are worth your money - Sep 13, 2025
3.5Variant: RosePowder Pops Instant Blur Setting Powder
  • “These are the new Revolution powder pops and not a fan”0:13–0:19
  • “These are so pigmented”
  • “This pink one literally looks like blush under my eyes”1:40–1:43
  • “I'm going to show you powder pop in the shade rose”
  • “Wait, why is it not that bad today?”
  • “When I first tried these, I literally was trying to make them work so bad, and I literally hated how it looked under my eyes”1:15–1:22
  • “When I first tried the rose shade, it legitimately looked like I had blush under my eyes”1:35–1:42
  • “I think I just need to play around with them a little bit more”1:42–1:46
mentionsVariant: TranslucentTranslucent Baking Powder
Brand note

Makeup Revolution is a drugstore brand that tends to pop up in creator routines as a reliable source for cream cheek products and lightweight base formulas — the Ultra Cream Bronzer is the clearest anchor here, with multiple creators calling it a consistent repurchase for its blendable, pigmented texture that melts into skin without being dewy.

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