Innisfree No Sebum Mineral Powder (loose and pact) 5/5 rating
- Tiffy Hsu
- Aug 1, 2016
- 2 min read
Ok so if any of you have ever watched the youtuber Meejmuse then you should know that she raved about the innisfree No sebum Mineral Powder which is why I decided I wanted to get it too. This stuff is seriously AMAZING! It leaves your skin feeling so soft and smooth and really mattifies any oilies that you have on your face. I use it to set EVERYTHING. And I loved the loose powder so much that I bought the pact form too.
Lots of people agree that these powders are dupes for the makeup forever setting powder and the Nars ones, AND it’s a FRACTION of the price. Like seriously it’s so cheap and amazing why wouldn’t you get it.
Also the powders have a very particular smell, in between toothpaste, basil, and minty freshness which I don’t mind at all. In fact it’s kind of soothing. The package does say that the ingredients include Jeju natural mineral and Jeju mint.
I give it a ✿✿✿✿✿
Color: It’s white. The only reason I could give it points off is that it does create a slight white cast, but just make sure you brush off any excess and you’re good to go.
Pigmentation: Well this product requires a very small amount to mattify oilies, so I would so in “pigmentation” terms it is very “pigmented”. Basically it does what needs to be done in small amounts and effectively
Texture: The loose powder and the pact are very finely milled, super soft and smooth.
Application: Each of the products come with puffs, but I prefer to use a big fluffy brush which evenly picks up the powder and can buff it into my skin. Also if you like to bake use a beauty blender to gently pat product under your eyes.
Tip: If you use the puff in the packaging then remember to take a clean fluffy brush and gently dust off your face to ensure that you avoid white-casting. SLXLM
Packaging: Both of these products come in the cutest pastel mint packaging. The loose powder has a screw on lid and inside the powder is kept from going all over the place with a plastic covering that has holes in it. The pressed powder pact has a small mirror on the inside of the lid and contains a plastic protect that separates the puff and the product. The puff in the loose powder case is fluffier and slightly thicker, while the pact has a slimmer puff that has shorter fibers.
Final thoughts: Is this product worth buying? HELL TO THE YES! If you’re looking for a cheap, effective, product that not only works well but also smells good then this is the one. The pact is especially good for throwing in your purse or school bag to keep the mid-day oilies away.
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