GUERLAIN Les Voilettes Pressed Powder (Medium)

I'm using Clair. Compared to other pressed powders I've used, it doesn't make my pores look more noticeable, and I don't have to worry about shine or dryness. It doesn't flake or flake. It just naturally evens out the skin's surface. The fact that both the base and foundation are Guerlain may be a plus, but even with foundations like Cléd and Dior, it didn't clash with my foundations and worked seamlessly. I also apply it in the morning by pressing it in with a sticky puff. For touch-ups, I use the included cloth...though it's surprisingly good at adhering to the powder. And most importantly, I love the thinness of the case! It's round and cute, but I often drop it, so I have to be careful. I thought the product would run out quickly because it's so thin, but as mentioned above, I actually used it for about seven months. I try to use up daily products within a year if possible, so being able to use it up in such a reasonable amount of time is actually a good value for me! My review. This is my second one. It's a product I plan to continue using.

It's expensive, but as you'd expect from Guerlain, this powder does a pretty good job. Lightly applying it with a brush blurs pores beautifully, leaving skin looking refined. It's matte but not drying. It's compact and not bulky, which is nice, although the amount is small... While it's not drying, it doesn't have much power to control sebum. I have dry skin, and my nose tends to get a little shiny in the afternoon. Lightly pressing with a tissue isn't a problem, so it's not a problem. The scent is strong, so people's opinions may differ. It's a classic powdery cosmetic smell. Honestly, I don't really like it, but it doesn't last long on the face, so it's tolerable. The case feels cheap considering how expensive it is. I have no complaints about the contents, but I wish it felt a little more luxurious.

I use it for touch-ups. It comes with a surprisingly thick black puff with long bristles, so when you glide it over your face, it covers your pores beautifully. The packaging seems to have changed from gold to black plastic, which makes it feel a little cheap, but it's small and handy for carrying around. The distinctive Guerlain scent lingers for a while, so some people may not like it.

I have a cool, summer-toned complexion with yellow undertones, and I usually use a standard shade of foundation. I bought Claire, and it was perfect. The moist, fine powder feels great on the skin. It blends seamlessly into my skin without leaving a white cast or drying out my skin. (I used it during the rainy season, so I haven't tried it in winter.) It blurs pores without being too matte, and it leaves just the right amount of radiance for a naturally beautiful finish. This is my first Guerlain powder, but it's made me want to try their other powders. While the scent is strong, it's not unpleasant, so it doesn't bother me. The size is great for carrying around, and it's not bulky. The puff is also fluffy and comfortable. I considered La Poudre, a pressed touch-up powder in the same compact size, but I found it too strong a corrective effect and drying for me, so this one suits me better.

I love this Guerlain powder! I couldn't buy it on the official website, so I bought it from Suzykirei. I prefer pressed powders because I want a matte finish. I use the medium version of Elegance Poudre III. It doesn't whiten my skin, it gives a natural finish, and it leaves my skin feeling smooth and silky, so I love it. I use it with Covermark CC, Kanebo's 04 Green concealer, this Guerlain pressed powder, or Elegance III Poudre, and Givenchy's Prisme Libre 02 Bronzer. It doesn't whiten my skin as much as Elegance and it gives a very natural finish, so I recommend it to anyone who wants to keep their skin looking naturally beautiful! I hope it doesn't get discontinued...