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Uploaded by on Sep 4, 2009

MakeUpForEver HD Powder vs. Coastal Scents Silica Powder Spheres
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Music: The Joke You've Become by Sunriser http://cuthut.com/2Fw

Leanne's explanation of silica used in cosmetics: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZZqf1fE54c
[Sorry, Leanne has removed her video].
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MAKE UP FOR EVER HD MICROFINISH POWDER

PRICE: $34CDN/$30US for 0.35oz / 10g

STORES: Sephora, Make Up For Ever

ONLINE RETAILERS: sephora.com, makeupforever.com

CLAIMS: HD Microfinish Powder 
What it is:
A universal translucent finishing powder to be applied over foundation or worn alone.

What it does:
Sets the foundation and slightly mattifies skin without changing its natural contours. This 100% mineral silica powder softens the appearance of imperfections. Completely evens out the complexion for a glowing, radiant look. One universal shade for all skin tones.

What else you need to know:
It's completely translucent and goes on any skintone. Its talc-free formula does not dry the skin and is formulated with 100% silica. Dermatologically tested.

INGREDIENT: Silica

PARTICLE SIZE: Less than 7 microns
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COASTAL SCENTS SILICA POWDER SPHERES

Material Safety Data Sheet: http://cuthut.com/ExV

PRICE: 1 tsp = $1
1 oz./28.35g = $4
8 oz./226.8g = $21.90
1lb/0.45kg = $39.90

STORES: n/a

ONLINE RETAILERS: www.coastalscents.com

CLAIMS: Our Silica powder is a very smooth, silky, translucent fine white powder used in cosmetics. It is highly absorbent and used for oil control. It improves slip in cosmetic blends and reduces the look of fine lines and wrinkles. 

Silicones are a widely used group of oils and compounds, derived from the mineral silica. Silicones are water repellant and very stable. There is no known toxicity when used externally.

Tests show it has been successfully used in hypoallergenic/hypoallerfenic and allergy tested formulations. 

This can be used for slip in small amounts , oil control formulations of mineral makeup. Use in smaller amounts in dry skin formulations.

INGREDIENTS: Silica

PARTICLE SIZE: 2-20 microns

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  • the mufe hd microfinish powder makes me look WHITE as hell, and i'm already pale. :T especially in flash photography, i'm a ghost.

  • You have to use only a tiny bit and blend it really well in order for that to not occur. Since silica has light reflecting properties, it will tend to do that if not blended in properly.

  • Could you please review the Fancl Mild Cleansing Oil and Shu Umuera Cleansing Oil? Thanks!

  • Thanks for your suggestion but I don't own the Fancl Mild Cleansing Oil, have access to purchase it, or the interest to. Sorry.

    I have used the Shu Umuera Cleansing Oil in the past and loved it.

  • That's too bad. I guess Fancl is not a very well known brand to review. It had great reviews on MUA. Price wise, a lot lower than Shu Uemura.

  • I know Fancl, but it's just not available where I am. I'm not using either right now but yes I stopped using Shu because of the price.

    You should purchase Fancl and let me know how it goes.

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  • Thanks, that was really helpful. I've wanted to get MUFE's HD powder but it's so expensive; I'll definitely give Coastal Scents a try! v(^_^)v

  • you are very good! love the reviews!!!

    n you very pretty too..

    i subbed!

  • awesome

  • @fionaman even if i use a pinch, don't wear any foundation that has spf in it, and blend it out, i still look white.

    i guess it was never meant to be lol.

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