pressed powder that is suitable for dry skin ?

[roztayger.com]

I am in my 40's and no longer need to use a lot of pressed powder as I am drier on my cheeks now but still need something on occasion for nose, chin... Any recommendations ? I don't want to look cakey and dry.

 

[tod]

I am in my 40's and no longer need to use a lot of pressed powder as I am drier on my cheeks now but still need something on occasion for nose, chin... Any recommendations ? I don't want to look cakey and dry.

This works really well for me. Goes on smooth, not cakey at all

http://shop.nordstrom.com/s/chantec...tualcategoryid=0&fashionColor=&resultback=623

 

[roztayger.com]

This works really well for me. Goes on smooth, not cakey at all

http://shop.nordstrom.com/s/chantec...tualcategoryid=0&fashionColor=&resultback=623

thanks so much. I love Chantecaille but usually just use their lipsticks.... never tried this but I will

 

[Violet Bleu]

I would try Chantecaille's HD powder

 

[LoopysEldest!]

I have a pretty dry skin type and I tend to use a few powders depending on my mood.

I like to set with something like hourglass ambient lighting powder in dim light because it's kind of radiance enhancing and not heavy.

I also like NYX HD powder or Rimmel stay matte sparingly.

Recently I also have used a setting spray in place of powder as its cold here in the UK and my skin is dehydrated to the max and that works really well!

 

[mistikat]

Charlotte Tilbury's pressed powder is really wonderful.

 

[pmburk]

I would definitely try an HD silica powder. Make Up For Ever makes a pressed version, but I've also seen them by less expensive brands such as NYX. It's a very fine setting/absorbing powder that doesn't leave a cakey powdery finish. The MUFE version also contains hyaluronic acid.
http://www.makeupforever.com/us/en-us/make-up/face/powder/hd-pressed-powder

 

[octopus17]

Does it specifically have to be a pressed powder? The only reason why I ask is that I'm 50+ with dry skin and am impressed with Laura Merciers Invisible Loose Setting Powder when used with a fan type brush. So light and so very invisible.

 

[coconutsboston]

I didn't realize you were requesting pressed - I was going to say I still to this day swear by Coty Airspun powder.

 

[roztayger.com]

Does it specifically have to be a pressed powder? The only reason why I ask is that I'm 50+ with dry skin and am impressed with Laura Merciers Invisible Loose Setting Powder when used with a fan type brush. So light and so very invisible.

hi ! I use both (sparingly now... I laugh when I think how much powder I used in my 20s and 30s) so recommendations for both are very appreciated. Thanks and I will certainly look into your suggestion. Many thanks !

 

[roztayger.com]

Does it specifically have to be a pressed powder? The only reason why I ask is that I'm 50+ with dry skin and am impressed with Laura Merciers Invisible Loose Setting Powder when used with a fan type brush. So light and so very invisible.

thanks so much.. the fan brush I have never tried and I can imagine that helps the application. Thank you. I do like Laura Mercier... good idea.

 

[roztayger.com]

I would definitely try an HD silica powder. Make Up For Ever makes a pressed version, but I've also seen them by less expensive brands such as NYX. It's a very fine setting/absorbing powder that doesn't leave a cakey powdery finish. The MUFE version also contains hyaluronic acid.
http://www.makeupforever.com/us/en-us/make-up/face/powder/hd-pressed-powder

thanks so much. Have not heard of this product but will investigate !

 

[Murphy47]

I didn't realize you were requesting pressed - I was going to say I still to this day swear by Coty Airspun powder.

Best powder ever!

 

[pmburk]

I didn't realize you were requesting pressed - I was going to say I still to this day swear by Coty Airspun powder.

I'm also a huge Coty Airspun fan. Great powder!

 

[Zsazsab33]

Benefit hello flawless powder foundation