Translucent Loose Talc-Free Setting Powder Ultra-Blur

I got the wrong order. Nothing that I ordered was in the package. Looks like I got someone else’s order. I was so looking forward to getting my order too. - the company was very quick to remedy the situation and ship out my original order.

Mild Redness in t-zone, makes a difference.

A little is all you need so use sparingly in only the areas that need it. As a 64 yr old woman with dryer combination skin areas I don’t want an over abundance of powder. A light brushing along my target areas (forehead, nose and cheeks), makes a difference. I have put on before foundation as well as after and either/or is helpful to tone down the pink. I have applied with a brush and am going to try with a soft puff next to see which is better. I’m thinking the puff to elliminate waste getting lost inside the brush rather thann9n your face. What Laura Mercier should do to make the pot better is have a removable insert over the holes you can remove and put back to eliminate any loss during travel. I know there is a smaller version, but for those of us who are scaling our supplies, this would be ideal.

The Laura Mercier Ultra Blur powder is horrible and instantly made me look 20 years older. It causes the thinner skin around the eyes to shrivel up and look like crepe paper. This might be ok if you are young and using it to diminish large pores, but it does not blur tiny wrinkles. It’s too bad that the manufacturer didn’t know this, right? It’s definitely misleading. I have used Laura Mercier setting powder on and off for many years successfully, but this product is a big no.