CoverGirl Clean Oil Control Pressed Powder. The CoverGirl Clean Oil Control Pressed Powder is suitable for all types of skin, including normal, oily, and sensitive skin. The fragrance-free.

I must say among these 4 powders, MAC MSFN is the one that provides the most coverage. The finishing of the powder is somewhat matte yet also gives a soft natural glow. If look closely, you would notice some extremely small specks of shimmers and I believe that it is due to the ingredients in it.

Mica, I believe is the ingredient that gives that subtle shimmer. Well, I hope my chemistry did not fail me. In terms of texture, it is very soft and goes on the skin easily since the powders are finely milled. The lasting power of this powder is rather decent and would usually last me through an 8 hour work day. However, I think in terms of oil control, this is the worst among the 4 as I would usually notice shine by lunch. Due to the coverage, I always pair this up with tinted moisturizer, lesser coverage foundation or even just wearing it alone with some concealers under it. I wouldn't recommend to pair this with any foundation that has bad oil control properties or none long lasting, such as the, unless you want to look like a shiny disco ball by the end of the day.

Happy chick emulator mac. As for pairing it with medium to full coverage foundation, it still works however u need to apply it light handedly to prevent a chalky looking finish.

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