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loose powder -anything new?

MrsE_2
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I love the no7 loose powder, but I hate the new oval compact, I struggle getting the lid off with hands that have foundation & primer on them.
Yes, I know I could take the lid off first or wash my hands but I forget & in the morning its a pain.
Any nice compacts for loose powders about?
Or better still any new ideas for loose powder application?
Yes, I know I could take the lid off first or wash my hands but I forget & in the morning its a pain.
Any nice compacts for loose powders about?
Or better still any new ideas for loose powder application?
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I love the no7 loose powder, but I hate the new oval compact, I struggle getting the lid off with hands that have foundation & primer on them.
Yes, I know I could take the lid off first or wash my hands but I forget & in the morning its a pain.
Any nice compacts for loose powders about?
Or better still any new ideas for loose powder application?Before you point fingers,make sure your hands are clean !;)0 -
Hi Mrs E, I always use a foundation brush. I have a ruby & millie one from Boots. It took a couple of goes but I feel it is worth persevering. Much nicer finish. I wash it with shampoo.0
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Hi Mrs E, I always use a foundation brush. I have a ruby & millie one from Boots. It took a couple of goes but I feel it is worth persevering. Much nicer finish. I wash it with shampoo.
This was exactly what I was going to suggest I apply my liquid foundation with a brush much cleaner and the product goes further.0 -
Hi Mrs E, I always use a foundation brush. I have a ruby & millie one from Boots. It took a couple of goes but I feel it is worth persevering. Much nicer finish. I wash it with shampoo.CharlieRabbit01 wrote: »This was exactly what I was going to suggest I apply my liquid foundation with a brush much cleaner and the product goes further.
I'm talking about powder though, not foundation.0 -
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Can the powder be put into another container? I have a blusher that has a sifter type lid?0
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CharlieRabbit01 wrote: »I know, but if this issue is your fingers are covered in foundation so you cant open your lose powder pot I would suggest apply your foundation with a brush then no sticky fingers.
I've tried using a foundation brush, I didnt like it.
After putting on foundation I have no visable foundation on my hands, its just a difficult container.
Can open everything else.0 -
I have a Stratton convertible loose or pressed powder compact. I've never used loose in it but it must be ok if you have the sifter.0
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