I’ve used mine almost daily for a year, and I’ve barely put a dent in it. With the MAC Mineralize Skinfinish Naturals, a little goes a long way. $32 for this), 2) available in fewer shades. The effect reminds me of Chanel’s Loose Powder, which is absolutely beautiful, but Chanel’s powder is also 1) much more expensive ($52 vs. The powder also doesn’t look super obvious. When I wear it, my skin looks even toned, smooth, and it doesn’t look shiny (nor does it look severely matte). But MAC Mineralize Skinfinish Natural bucks that trend. Less like makeup and more like real skin. Unlike many pressed powder formulas, the Mineralize Skinfinish Naturals look more like loose powders than pressed powders when they’re sitting on the skin.Īfter having taken a zillion pictures over the years, I think that loose powders generally look better than pressed powders in person and in pics - softer, I guess. I’ve worn it for everyday makeup looks, big events, pictures, HD video, daytime work meetings, dinner dates and taking Tabs out for his walks, and I think it looks just as good on camera as it does in real life. Wearing MAC Mineralize Skinfinish Natural in Medium Tan with Dior Diorskin Nude Air Serum The gist of it is this: in powder-land, MAC Mineralize Skinfinish Natural is my current favorite powder across the board - not just from MAC - for casual, dewy, natural-looking skin. I love so many things about this powder! - but I’m going to try to keep this short (yeah right, Karen), because otherwise we’d be here ’til next Tuesday. MAC Mineralize Skinfinish Natural in Medium Tan on my NC42 skin

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