Slip Tint Undetectable Baked Setting Powder

The funny part is I hated this when I first got it.▶ 9:47–9:51

It is very glowy and it will emphasize your pores if you're not using it the right way.▶ 9:57–10:03

I could see a lot of people disliking this.▶ 10:03–10:06

They advertised it as a setting powder which it is absolutely not. Instead, I need you to think of this as an hourglass ambient lighting powder, and that changes everything.▶ 10:04–10:10

If you take a small dense brush and pack this on, you'll get that subtle powder highlighter look.▶ 10:21–10:27

If you take a fluffier brush and diffuse it over the skin, it'll help to kind of blur everything together.▶ 10:27–10:32

I would go with a light hand, especially on anywhere that you are not wanting to emphasize pores because this is kind of shiny and it will do that.▶ 10:34–10:40

When used a very specific way, it is so beautiful and I've been reaching for this every time I do my makeup.▶ 10:42–10:47

I was not expecting that to be like actually really pigmented.▶ 8:29–8:32

I feel like it's actually like slightly shimmery.▶ 8:32–8:38

This is just pulling out like every pore and crater that I have on my face.▶ 9:23–9:34

It's kind of giving chalky and a little bit glittery.▶ 9:58–10:02

I don't know any dry skin person that would enjoy that.▶ 10:00–10:07

It's another roast.

For my face, I'm going to be using the Saie slip tint undetectable baked powder.▶ 13:37–13:44

It's a very sheer powder and it has like a little bit of sheen in it.▶ 13:47–13:55