Jurlique

Rose Silk Finishing Powder

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  Jun 11, 2019 (UTC)
  Dry Skin

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  Pros

  I really like it I came to write a review because I liked it so much, but the nice scent turned out to be a fragrance. I feel a little betrayed by the natural cosmetics brand Julique, but the scent is so nice that I still like it. It's okay! Actually, I was hesitating between the finishing powder at the duty-free shop and this one, but I bought both the Laura Mercier and this one, and I like this one better! It's lighter and applies better with the cushion, not as streaky. And it's just a really fine white powder, but the scent is so pleasant, and when you apply the powder, it's not like you have a powdery skin, but a natural coating effect! You have to try this.

  Cons

  I feel a bit betrayed that the nice rose scent was a fragrance, but it's not a cheap rose scent, it's a high-quality one, so it's okay. If you use the container incorrectly, a lot comes out and it's hard to control the amount, but I can understand that. It doesn't become a cakey makeup, though.

  Tip

  Buy it at the duty-free shop, it's actually not a very affordable price, but it's worth it. If there's a time sale at the duty-free shop, I always buy it. It's similar to the Innisfree powder, but it doesn't cake up. By the way, I have dry skin, but I don't usually use powder after cushion and foundation, but for the sake of makeup longevity, I use a small amount of this powder on a puff and lightly sweep it over the T-zone and under the eyes. Then it's a really natural makeup!! If you apply too much, it will of course cake up. Use a brush to apply it thinly!