e.l.f.Halo Glow Soft Focus Setting Powder, Silky Setting Powder For Creating Soft Glow Without Shine, Smooths Pores & Lines, Medium

I LOVE this setting powder! I have repurchased it several times, it is often hard to find in local stores. I was a little apprehensive with the color being “light pink”. I have olive toned skin and didn’t know if it would make my skin look a weird color. It does not. The pink is very faint, to me it’s almost undetectable. It leaves just the right amount of glow and I feel like it brightens my skin nicely. The powder is very fine and glides on smooth like silk. It is pretty long lasting. I do get a little bit of shine on my forehead after 8-9 hours of wear, but to me that is quite a long time of wear without touching it up. I am 50+ and do not notice the powder settling into my fine lines throughout the day either which has been a challenge with other powders I have tried.

Finally tried this Elf powder and prefer it over the high end one from Charlotte Tilbury. I had read so many reviews that the Tilbury translucent powder was the absolute best. But it was expensive for a tiny little jar. No powder expert here, but it seemed OK and didn't add much color. However, the high reviews for this Elf powder are indeed warranted. I think it is as finely milled as those high end, much higher priced products. Additionally for a pink-skinned sort of person I find the very, very subtle pinkish hue more flattering than those supposed translucent powders that actually have a yellowish tint to them. Now if you are warm toned v. cool toned I don't know if that would be an issue but the color seems universal to me. Additionally, the pinkish tone should have a more blurring effect which should be better for "mature" aka older folks who are worth their wrinkles. I'm not into glamour makeup and wouldn't know how to begin. Just looking to hide some of those well deserved wrinkles. Sun block was unheard of in the 60s. Nope, you added iodine to baby oil to "improve" your tan cause only the rich could afford to acquire tans. I even competed with a cousin on who could get darker at the beach! Crazy stupid but what did we know then? I think this powder looks more "natural" when a very slightly damp blender sponge is tapped over the powdered area. Now if one had a very soft, big fluffy brush maybe that would not be needed. But I try to keep my tools to the just a few brushes. Heck, I can't keep track of all the "necessary" brushes and what brush is used for what product or process. Learning thanks to Youtube so I don't look awful or clownish. This powder is highly recommended even to set your concealer or color corrector. Yes, I'm learning the lingo.

I have used a lot of setting powders. I have combo skin. This is one of the better ones. It doesn't leave me too "shiny" looking. It doesn't work well for me under humid conditions but for daily indoor use without much effort, it does a better job than most at the same price point.

Super lightweight product and blurs any creases and imperfections in your makeup, also super affordable but great quality! Gonna be repurchasing this every time i need setting powder.

Love this powder. Leaves my skin looking perfect and the pink is not in your face pink it is very light. Highly reccomend to brighten those undereyes.

Mixed results: too much glitter at first.. later in day it felt heavy on oily skin... but =pores were blurred. Worth it?

i like this powder!!!!! no flashback, not cakey, very fine. tops cody airspun, tops laura mercier.

Love this setting powder by Elf. I have tried several more expensive setting powders and sprays and this one by far is my favorite. It just sets the tone for your makeup.