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SCMP Reporter

Loose powder is an important finishing product as  a light dusting  helps to set make-up while reducing excess shine.

Tony & Tina Rice Powder (20g/$330)

The talc-free powder is made of organic ingredients including chamomile and marine extracts. It's suitable for all  complexions and even sensitive skin.

Jurlique Rose Silk Dust (8g/$215)

Light and translucent, so no good for camouflaging blemishes or uneven skin tones, but  it does help absorb excess oil. A treat for oily skin.

Nars Loose Powder ($320)

Fine and light, but it  stays in place. Helps to set make-up and keeps shine at bay.

Laura Mercier Loose Powder (29g/$260)

Suitable for all skin tones.  The oil-absorbing effect isn't long lasting, so those with very oily skin may need to reapply the powder a few times a day. But it's good for normal skin.

Anna Sui Loose Powder (25g/$270)

This powder makes the skin look  smoother, but  the fragrance may be a little too strong. Eye-catching packaging.



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