Pure Anada Glow Finishing Powder - Translucent (Pressed)

Coverage: Translucent – can be worn on many skin tones.

Best for: All skin types.

How to use: Use the Pure Anada Blending Face Brush for an all-over diffused application. Or use a smaller brush to apply under eyes; the soft-focus minerals help to blur fine lines and dark circles.

Size: 16g of powder in a 60mm diameter pan

Ingredients: Mica (CI 77019), Boron Nitride, Silica, Iron Oxides (CI 77492, CI 77499), Ultramarines (CI77007), Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba Seed Oil), Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride)

Note: Purchase Pure Anada Glow Finishing Powder in a compact or as a refill to place into a previously purchased magnetic compact. Empty compacts are sold separately.

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Most recent reviews

• 3 / 5 Lisa 17-02-2024 20:23

  I do like this finishing powder, it is light and barely noticeable. I've only used it a few times and it's still new however the entire thing is cracking and impossible now to pop in a purse or makeup bag. At no time did I drop this. It made the trip from the store to my home fine and has been in my makeup case laying flat. However its falling apart. I now need to find a container of sorts to transfer the powder so I can take this on the go. I like the powder but unhappy with the packaging and how its crumbling into a mess.

• 5 / 5 Manal 21-12-2021 16:03

  I love this powder. It has a very subtle luminous finish. You can apply it to set makeup but also to give an ever so subtle highlight on the cheeks, nose and temple. I tried it in strategic places first, but now I feel confident using more of it to give a livened up fresh look without worrying about too much sparkle or shine. There is no sparkle on the skin. It is a very playful product, worth trying out in different ways. I tried it before applying foundation, just a slight powdering, and I find it helps the foundation stay put and gives it a within type of glow. I have used it as a base for eye shadow and that works out well and adds that extra something. I would say it work on a wide variety of skin tones, but for very rich skin tones it might show up more as a highlighter. Worth playing with it to see how it shows up on your skin. Use a light hand and build up as you want, find out where it best looks on you. I had fun playing with it.