🌼 Sacha BUTTERCUP Setting Powder: No Ashy Flashback, Fine Lines & Pores Blurring Face Powder - 1.25 oz. Review

I've tried NUMEROUS setting powders that claim to be "transparent" but they NEVER are. I always have that flashback or reverse raccoon eye in photos, or they just made me look ashen. and as we know, it's never good. I decided to buy this powder after seeing that many of the makeup artists I follow on Instagram use this powder. I've been using it for a little over a month and I LOVE IT. I will never use anything else! The price is amazing (compared to branded prices at Sephora), as is the amount

I have used it twice since it arrived. The first time I tried to tell myself it was irritating wherever I applied it, but after the second use I realized it was causing the red bumps under my eyes, forehead and chin. It's so beautiful, but the consequences aren't worth it. I'm still taking care of my skin and I hope all those bumps go away.

Doesn't change the color of all my makeup, contour and blush! Just seals the work I just did without changing the colors. The photo I am posting is just foundation, blush and my eyebrows. But I wanted to post it so you can see how even my skin tone looks with this stuff! I have combination skin, oily and dry (yes, I know, that makes no sense!). Therefore, it is very difficult to find cosmetics that suit my skin. I used Dermacol Foundation but needed setting powder. I tried a few different ones…

To tell you I'm obsessed with this is a massive understatement. To be honest, I don't know how I managed without this buttercup setting powder. It's very easy to use. I apply right after the concealer and bake for about five minutes (I also posted a photo). I thought it would make me look super duper ashy, but I was wrong. It's so good for women of color. I had trouble finding a compatible color and it was worth the wait. I know some have said they have skin reaction issues, but remember…

This product is good, but use carefully! These reviews are not in vain. The first application was amazing but when I washed it off my face was flushed. That night to be exact. My face itched and burned. Maybe I just have sensitive skin. You just have to be careful. The moment you feel itching and burning, take it off to keep it from getting worse.

I was sooo shocked when I saw the negative reviews about the reaction to the powder. I have somewhat sensitive skin. I decided to give it a try anyway because of all the GOOD reviews and all the 'youtubers' who seem to swear by it. I've only used it once so far (Saturday night, I've been 3 days without makeup) so far no reaction. It's not too light like many setting powders and doesn't leave me ashen. Update: After about a week of use I started noticing slight irritation, small itchy bumps and…

This package does not look new. Looks really shabby. And as if it had been opened before. Inside is a plastic sticker. but there was already powder on the cap. And there are marks all over the bottom and a few on the sides. Abrasion that would not be due to packaging or shipping, but rather to something previously experienced. I do not know. I'm guessing because I don't want to play with my face at a company salesman deciding to be greedy or trimming the product with something to lower the…