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Mac careblend pressed powder ingredients skin#

While the Careblends seem to handle shine pretty well, the addition of MAC Blot should really help keep oil under control. Oh, if you struggle with super oily skin, you might try a 50/50 blend with a Careblend and MAC Blot. Studio Careblend/Pressed Powders swatches in Lush-Light Bronze (left) and Gold-Go-Lightly (right)

I’ve worn them atop bare skin, foundation and even tinted moisturizer, and in every case they’ve done well. I just think they’re a little easier to use, useful in a wider range of situations and look more realistic.

Surf Baby does also feature two Bronzing Powders, Solar Riche and Refined Golden ($24 each) I’ve tried them and think they’re solid products, but if I had to choose one or the other, a Bronzing Powder or Careblend, I’d grab one of the Careblends in a heartbeat.

Eyes - Finally, to really open up my eyes (because you know my looks hella tired all the time, LOL!), I sweep a Careblend into my creases and along my lower lash lines with a domed fluffy crease brush.

Jawline - Then, to further sculpt the face, I sweep a Careblend along my jawline with the same small blush brush I used for my cheeks.

Cheeks - Next, to emphasize my cheekbones, I load a small blush brush with one of the Careblends and follow the curves along the bottom of the apples of my cheeks, up toward my ears.

Dusting a Careblend across my forehead, one of the places where the sun would normally fall, with a big, fluffy powder brush gives the entire face more realistic dimension through subtle variations in color.

Mac careblend pressed powder ingredients skin#

Forehead - Sometimes a single foundation and powder color all over my face can make my skin appear flat.

My routine has gone a little something like this…