The MAC Studio Sculpt Defining Powders Have a Super Natural-Looking Power
The MAC Studio Sculpt Defining Powders and Studio Sculpt Superblack Lash Mascara
Well, well, well…
I think I just found my new BFF off-duty/weekend face makeup product. MAC’s new Studio Sculpt Defining Powder ($32) has a finish like an ocelot…in that it’s elusive — the finish, I mean (cats on the brain). It has that elusive real skin-like finish that isn’t easy to find in a face powder. No matter how much I pack it on, it doesn’t look fake, caked-on or powdery.
With an ultra-fine, super sheer formula and a delicate sheen, I think it looks very natural on the skin.
Even when I threw caution to the wind and applied several layers of Medium Deep using a kabuki brush (in the interest of makeup science, of course), I still couldn’t see any tell-tale traces of powder. It was as if I wasn’t wearing anything on at all.
But yet my pores looked smaller, my skin tone looked nice and even, and I couldn’t see my freckles at all. It’s the old “no-makeup” makeup effect, and I love it.
Wearing Studio Sculpt Defining Powder in Medium Deep on top of Laura Mercier Smooth Finish Flawless Fluide Foundation in Chai
Available in eight shades, the MAC Studio Sculpt Defining Powders are part of the new Studio Sculpt Collection, a limited edition 10-piece release heading to all North American MAC locations and maccosmetics.com September 4 (through October 30). Internationally, it’s slated to arrive some time in September.
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