(Backordered) Armani Beauty Power Fabric+ Setting Powder (1)

I've used about 15 different types of sebum-controlling powders over the past three or four years. 80% are budget-friendly and 20% are department store brands. The best feature of this powder is that even if you rub it off with a puff and apply it to your skin, it's light and doesn't make your face look white. It didn't apply much, so I wondered if it was because of the puff it came with, but it was the same even when I changed puffs. I like to apply powder thoroughly, so this isn't my favorite. The skin-correcting and sebum-controlling effects are nothing special, just the same as any other powder you can find. Because it's light, the effect seems to be weaker. It's expensive, but I guess that's because of the brand name...

I purchased the 01 tint. Using this, I no longer have to worry about my makeup smudging due to sebum. The finish is semi-matte. Because I have combination skin, I get particularly shiny around my nose, so in the cold season, I need to use both a makeup primer to counteract oiliness and a spot primer to correct pores. I also used to apply a powder with sebum-absorbing properties on my T-zone, but the humidity and friction from wearing a mask meant that by the afternoon, not only was my nose shiny, but my pores were also clogged, so I had to touch up with blotting paper, mist, and powder. However, on days when I used this setting powder, I simply patted it down with a tissue and then applied powder with a brush, and my makeup stayed in place until the evening. [Setting Effects] - Sebum smudging is less noticeable. - It controls sebum, but my eyes and cheeks, which have less oil, don't feel dry. Instead of using different powders for different areas of the face, you can use just this one. It doesn't transfer color to white masks, even with the color 01. [Other Comments] Those looking for powder to correct their skin tone may find it lacking. (In my case, it may just be that the color matches my skin tone so well that it's hard to tell where I'm wearing it.) It has a semi-matte, flat finish, so it's not ideal for adding a sheen or manipulating the contours of your face. Over time, it blends in and a subtle sheen from oils emerges. While this may change with brushing, I'm not very skilled and risk removing the foundation underneath, so I add highlighter later where needed. The compact contains a sponge on one side and a thin, brushed sponge on the other. I apply the powder lightly all over my face, using a powder brush and then finishing with a setting mist. While the finish may vary depending on how I use it, I plan to continue using it. I hope many people will pick it up and it becomes a long-lasting staple.

I've used a lot of different powders, but Armani is the first one that I've ever used up! It's resistant to sebum breakdown and has good coverage for a powder. The finish is more matte, but it doesn't erase the glow of your foundation. It just leaves behind a refined glow. The color is just right. I recommend it when you don't want to tone your skin any more.

I received this as a gift from Suzykirei. It's my first Armani! The luxurious packaging really gets me excited. I think it's a pretty light face powder. I tried applying it with the included puff and my usual brush. The texture is fine and beautiful. I usually use a variety of products, mainly on my décolletage, but of all the ones I own, the Armani one has the most elegant finish.

I bought No. 01 and use it every day. It doesn't dry out my skin, doesn't smudge, and has good coverage, so I'm glad I bought it. I'll definitely buy it again.