Beauty Puff Puff Pass-Set & Baking Soda, Almond Color

Loved everything about the product. It’s worth the hype. Was delivered on time.

I tried this powder by chance, I had heard good things about it but couldn't remember exactly where. I came across it in search for a new pressed powder to mattify my skin and set my foundation. I am not used to using loose powders, I always thought they were more of a hassle. Man was I totally wrong. This powder is so easy to use, although I recommend waiting to get dressed until after application since loose powder can land on your top a bit during the application process, or wear something over your clothing. That is not a complaint, as it can happen anytime you apply loose powder. I lately would use Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Finish Setting powder, but always would go looking to see what new products I could try since I was not happy dropping $50 on a compact every month. I don't mind spending extra on a really good product, but there were still things I didn't love about the forementioned setting powder. I have tried so many powders, M.A.C, Hourglass, It Cosmetics, Chanel, Laneige, Laura Mercier, Lancome, Bare Minerals, NYX, Covergirl, so so many and nothing has worked as beautifully as this. I have oily, acne prone skin and am in my early thirties so I do have some fine lines. These are my biggest concerns when looking at foundation and powders. In a powder I look for something that won't clog my pores but will settle into them without breaking me out and will look natural, not cakey. I don't like a very powdery finish that leaves a cast. I need something that feels lightweight while being able to mattify my skin and blur imperfections. I use a medium coverage foundation that can be worked up to full coverage, so I do not need coverage when it comes to a powder, just a blurring effect that pulls the foundation and powder together beautifully. KimChi's Puff Puff Pass Set Bake Setting Powder really delivers, and hits every single one of my needs in a powder right on the head. I will never stop using it unless they discontinue it (which I pray they don't). I don't bake my face, after doing my eye make up and eyebrows I apply my foundation with my fingers which is my favorite way, I apply setting spray, after the spray dries for a couple of minutes I use a soft velour triangle powder puff to apply this loose powder. I move onto my blush, bronzer, highlighter and do my lips last. Then, I lightly reapply my setting spray and gently reapply a small amount of powder in the areas that get the oiliest (t zone, chin, cheek area nearest the sides of my nose). This is what works best for me although I would highly suggest the velour triangle powder puff for this product for everyone, you can find an inexpensive pack of 8 here on amazon. I will try to add photos later as I did not think about it, but my make up is done with this powder in my main profile photo if it helps. Apologies about the poor lighting, it is unedited so it's not the best photo. I do try to leave reviews on products I love and use often, or on products that I want to save people time and money on buying. I hope this helps anyone looking for a great setting powder that struggles with the same issues I do, give it a try! For the price it is totally worth trying, this container usually lasts me a couple of months sometimes even 3 depending on how often I wear a full face of makeup. You don't need a lot either and it is a great size.

I love it ❤️

Que belleza de polvo, la verdad es que tenía mucha expectativa y lo logró, súper ligero que al punto de sellar no se siente y esta súper para hacer baking, me deja la zona con efecto filtro, no hace flashback, ideal para piel grasa me aguanto súper bien y lo más importante para mi, no me marcó las líneas en las ojeras por qué es súper fino ❤️🥹 Me iluminó un poco pero no me molesta aquí unas fotitos de cómo estaba mi ojera a las horas de usarlo y la verdad es que estoy encantado 🙂‍↕️✨

Magic and essential makeup product. My face looks completely unfinished and streaky before using it - it mattifies, blends shades of foundation/contour/concealer/highlight together and I use blush afterward. Lasts a really long time (especially on non-drag makeup!!) and well worth the price.

I wanted to try a look inspired by the one and only painted by Esther. But I didn’t have pink setting powder and didn’t even know if it would look good considering I have a fair complexion and I’m 38 and not a beautiful melanin queen. So I wanted something cheaper but good, like top notch quality. But something I can experiment with given I’m new to this. I decided to try the pink kind and not the translucent pink and just go all in. That way it blends transitionally like her looks. It’s a beautiful powder! Super softly finely milled, pigment is soft and not blinding and actually blended transitionally while brightening my under eyes. I did use a smaller powder puff and not the one it came with then warmed the powder in my hands like she does so it went on in small doses so it doesn’t crease. The key is how she applies her concealer with a powder puff first to not get creasing and use just the trimester amount because a little goes a long way. I have dry oil combo skin and it stayed satiny matte all day even through my nephews graduation and crying. This is a photo after wearing the powder for over 8hrs before I take it off and head to bed.