Beauty

[willdob3]

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@GingerHead wrote:

@SurferWife 

   I have and really like the Doll10 Pink powder. When I bought, it came in a set with a nice double ended brush. 

I've never tried the Huda so I can't compare.

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@GingerHead  @SurferWife  I really like Doll10 Pink Powder, too. I have the same brush and it is very nice. 

[SurferWife]

Thanks for all the recommendations ladies!  I agree $75 is steep for powder, but I decided against the RLT Mask so I do have some Christmas money to spend.  I've added the WA pink powder to my Sephora list.  I'm going to read some reviews as I drink my wine.  As we say in the islands, "Happy Aloha Friday Wahines"!

This is the one, right?

[SurferWife]

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@monicakm wrote:

@SurferWife 

I thought I answered this.  I too use the WA pink compact powder for my undereyes.  I also have a pink Huda loose powder but prefer the WA.  Super silky smooth.

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@monicakm 

I'm curious to know what about the WA powder you prefer over Huda?  I also have Huda in my cart.

[MariotaMurielle]

I've never even heard of pink setting powder. I've always used setting powders that have basically no color.

I have very fair skin, normal-oily with a pink undertone.

would a pink setting powder be recommended for my skin type?

[monicakm]

@SurferWife 

It feels silkier. They only place I use either of the pink powders is under my bottom eyelashes. That's a lie.  Yesterday I used used it very lightly over my Dior Foundation.  I am not a big powder user because of my dry complexion so don't really pay attention to anything I say about powders. I like the WA pink powder right under my bottom lashes.  They are probably other powders that can do just as good but I liked the looks of the product.

[JudyL]

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@MariotaMurielle wrote:

I've never even heard of pink setting powder. I've always used setting powders that have basically no color.

I have very fair skin, normal-oily with a pink undertone.

would a pink setting powder be recommended for my skin type?

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@MariotaMurielle  - If I'm remembering correctly, pink setting powder started gaining popularity earlier this year or maybe it was 2023.  I have one from Doll10 that I use on occasion.  It does not look pink on my skin - I am light neutral with combo skin. Seems more brands came out with pink poweders this year.  For the most part, I use a translucent powder.  

[Icegoddess]

I have no idea what a pink powder is supposed to do.  I use iT No More Pores to set under my eyes and alongside my nose where I have larger pores right after applying foundation.  I use Houglass Ambient Light fluffed all over with a large powder brush after I'm done with all my makeup.  

[HerRoyaLioness]

Doll 10 is a loose powder and WA is a pressed powder, if that makes a difference to you.  

I just got the Doll 10 and really like it. It came with a wonderful 2 sided powder brush that works well for not getting too much product on.  

It also has the best loose powder delivery system I've ever seen!  Hard to explain, but there is a round shallow depression with a screen type thing at the bottom and you can use light pressure and swirl and get just the right amount and the rest goes back down under the screen -  no mess anymore with loose powder!

Easy to use and does a good job of blurring my pores on my nose without looking too dry.  

[ccassaday]

It will not look pink on the skin. It will brighten the skin more than a translucent one. The doll ten one just gives skin life instead of dull like some translucent powders can do. It’s great under the eye too.

I have light neutral skin and I love it. I was going to try the rms one when it’s gone but proof said it had sparkles in it. So I will just repurchase the doll ten one.

[ccassaday]

I call it a trapeze mechanism on the doll 10. It’s the best packaging I have seen