BOBBI BROWN Nude Finish Illuminating Powder 03 (Nude)

When I apply it, my skin instantly becomes brighter, as if it's glowing from within. It has a shimmery feel, but it's elegant and simply makes my skin look prettier. I always have about three bottles in stock, and I'm always in trouble when I run out.

When I apply it, my skin instantly becomes brighter, as if it's glowing from within. It has a shimmery feel, but it's elegant and simply makes my skin look prettier. I always have about three bottles in stock, and I'm always in trouble when I run out.

The product number has disappeared, but I think I probably purchased 01 Porcelain. It has a sheer finish and doesn't seem to have much coverage, such as just covering dullness. The fine glitter isn't too noticeable, so it didn't bother me. Considering the fact that you need a brush to touch up and the points mentioned above, I can't see any reason why I have to use this, so I don't think I'll be repurchasing. However, it's surprisingly good value for money, as it doesn't run out even when used daily.

This is my second purchase. It's a light beige shade, so even if you apply powder, it doesn't look too white, which is great. Each shade is so pretty, I sometimes use it as an eyeshadow base.

I happened to use this as a finishing powder when I was getting a touch-up for my Skin Foundation Stick, and I loved it so much that I bought it later. This powder gives you both a radiant and moisturized complexion. It looks like it contains a lot of shimmer, which I was worried might be too flashy, but when I applied it, it blended well with my skin and gave me just the right amount of radiance. It looks beautiful even without highlighter, so it saves time. This powder is less drying than the brand's Sheer Finish Pressed Powder, making it a great choice for dry skin. The color is their most popular, Bare. It's an easy-to-use color that doesn't bleach out too much. It even applies beautifully to the bridge of the nose with your fingers. The pressing is a little hard, though not as hard as NARS's Refill Powder. It's difficult to remove with a soft brush, so it seems best to use a harder brush, like a kabuki brush. However, if you scrub too hard, you'll remove too much, so it's best to apply it lightly. The beauty advisor recommended using a slightly harder brush. After using it a few times, I noticed a coating on the surface? It seemed like it had been pressed down (or was it just my imagination?), so I couldn't get the powder off with a brush properly. The first few times, I used a slightly harder stick to scrape the surface. Then, I was able to get the right amount with a brush. The value is average. I use it every day, but because it's pressed down hard, it doesn't go away easily. However, since it's expensive, I wish it was a little larger. I tell myself that each powder is a single item, so I want to use it all up. I used it all in about 10 months! I applied it lightly with a brush every day, so it lasted surprisingly long. If I can't find anything else I like, I'll buy it again! The case is very compact, making it easy to carry around. The magnetic closure gives it a luxurious feel. This is what you'd expect from a department store. The brush doesn't fit in the case, so you have to carry it separately. I thought the kobako brush was small and would be good for portability. I've been obsessed with Bobbi recently and have bought a lot of different products... I'm not planning on using the entire line, but every item is so beautiful that I can't help but want everything...