(Backordered) shu uemura Unlimited Lumimatt Setting Gel in Powder (Violet Mauve)

It's a mysterious powder that doesn't feel powdery. It prevents the skin from feeling sticky and doesn't erase the shine of the foundation... but honestly, it's hard to tell whether it's the shine of the foundation or the shine that comes from this powder. I got carried away and layered it multiple times because it's hard to tell if I'm wearing it or not, and it's not drying, so it did make my pores stand out and gave off an unnatural glow. I think that if you apply it in moderation, your skin will look smooth and beautiful. I'd like to try the violet mauve version if I get the chance, as I want to compare the different colors.

10/12 Rating changed from 3 stars to 6! I've gotten the hang of it. Scrub it with the brush, then apply it to 2-3 spots on your face (this is the key: be generous, apply to 3 spots at most), holding the brush vertically and tapping it in. After applying this all over, lightly pat the brush to blend it in. This will create incredibly beautiful skin. It glows from within, with a subtle pink hue—seriously, it's like AI-like skin!! By the way, I'm using a Rosy Rosa brush, an oval one with a diagonal cut. Maybe I wasn't using enough powder before. The trick is to apply it generously, tapping it in. I'll definitely be buying this powder again. Sorry for the palm swirling. The order I use them is Kanebo Cream in Day, then Dalba Purple Primer, then Shu Uemura Matte Liquid Foundation. I guess they work well together, but my skin is so beautiful I can't help but stare at it. lol ------------------------ The following is a previous post. The Aotake one was sold out. I don't know, it's probably a good powder, but it's not the one I need. It really shines in the evening when my skin has dulled, rather than first thing in the morning. It brightens my complexion and makes my skin look healthier. It has a pearly metallic feel, but it's not that noticeable when applied to the face. However, it doesn't hide pores; in fact, it tends to get stuck in my pores. I use the same Shu Uemura Matte Liquid Foundation, but my pores on my cheeks are really noticeable! I use Elegance Poudre on areas where I'm concerned about pores, and this powder on my cheekbones and forehead. So honestly, wouldn't a highlighter be better instead of this powder? The other thing is that the powder is too hard, so I'm not sure if it picks up properly with the brush. To be honest, it's probably not worth the price.

At first glance, you can't tell if it's there or not, but it somehow removes imperfections and leaves your skin feeling smooth and even. I wanted to use it for touch-ups, but the size is quite large, which is a bit disappointing. The finish is impeccable.

It's a beautiful blue powder. I use the special brush. It's so hard that it's hard to tell if there's powder or not. Be careful, as imperfections become more noticeable if you apply it multiple times. It has a whitish color. It's a moist, glossy powder, and I think it's more suited to winter. In the summer, I used NARS's Refill Powder. I use it a lot, but I wonder when I'll ever use it up? It's such a good value product. I'm considering buying the Violet Mauve as well. I wish they'd make it a staple...

I thought it was a standard item, but it was actually a limited edition. I happened to come across it and was able to buy it. It's a fine powder that doesn't give off a dazzling shine, but also reduces redness, giving it a natural glow.