I think the Givenchy would be better for dry skin. HUDA has a stronger hold but I ❤️ Givenchy. I just emptied it and repurchased on yesterday during the Sephora sale. 🫶
I just checked Ulta’s website and it’s back in stock. Jump on it now! lol 👍😁. Sephora also has a Laura Mercier Pink Tone Up powder but I think they are different. 🤷🏽♀️. I’d love to try them both. lol. Thanks for watching!
An extremely helpful review. Thanks so much! I wonder if you ever tried Beauty Bakerie, Too Faced Peach Perfect Mattifying (discontinued), or Born This Way Setting Powders? For the budget concious: L'Oreal used to make an excellent loose powder called Hydra Perfecte -- also discontinued. I'd be curious to know how, and if, any of these compare the ones you described. I was thinking of buying the Givenchy Prisme Libre but now that they have changed the formula, I'm not so sure.
Are you referring to the original Laura mercier powder or the new blurring one? Have you tried the new one? Can you tell us if it performs the same way? I couldn’t use the original due to cornstarch but it was removed in the reformulation/ new powder.
I’m referring to the original Laura Mercier. I haven’t tried the blurring powder but I’m sure I’ll try it soon. I’ll definitely let my audience know if I like it. Thanks for watching! ✨🌷
I forgot to add in my earlier comment that I love the original Chanel (haven’t tried the new formula yet), and huda powders. I’m also still using and loving the now discontinued Marc jacobs coconut setting powder. I’ll miss it when it’s done. Also good to know that the givenchy is not as long lasting as the others. I’d been thinking about getting it. I may still get it in the fall…
Also, apart from the Nikki joy powder, which of the other powder holds your tzone together? The others are more accessible to me I've only really used Ben Nye and Fenty, I like Fenty as it's so finely milled
I think that both Fenty and Huda work equally well at controlling oils however, for some reason I’ve repurchased Huda many times and tend to use it more. I would recommend Huda over Fenty at the moment.
@@savvy_1 thank you, I'm thinking between 3 options LM, Fenty and Huda, consistently seen good reviews, this video is great as I've been looking for translucent powders that work on my skin tone and we're similar skintone.
These are the ones I like the most Fenty, Huda beauty, Laura mercier. Thanks for sharing
Yaaassss! Those powders are everything! Great choices. Thanks for watching! ✨🫶
Thanks for sharing! I love the Chanel loose powder😊❤️
I’m happy you love it too! 😍. Thanks for watching! ✨🌹
Have you tried the Charlotte Tilbury, loose powder? Or the Sephora loose powder? What ever you use, always looks gorgeous on you. 💓❤️💕💄
I have not tried those. Do you recommend them?
@@savvy_1 Yes. I would love 💕 to see you do a complete video on this,
What’s the difference between the Givenchy powder and the huda beauty powder? Which one would be better for dry skin?
I think the Givenchy would be better for dry skin. HUDA has a stronger hold but I ❤️ Givenchy. I just emptied it and repurchased on yesterday during the Sephora sale. 🫶
I love the Laura Mercier! I really want to pick up the rose one but it seems to be sold out everywhere at the moment! xx
I just checked Ulta’s website and it’s back in stock. Jump on it now! lol 👍😁. Sephora also has a Laura Mercier Pink Tone Up powder but I think they are different. 🤷🏽♀️. I’d love to try them both. lol. Thanks for watching!
My favorite loose powder is corn starch ! Not even the most expensive loose powder can compare to that!
Wow! I never thought about that. Thanks for sharing. 🤗
@@savvy_1 yes try it ! It went viral on tik tok !
An extremely helpful review. Thanks so much! I wonder if you ever tried Beauty Bakerie, Too Faced Peach Perfect Mattifying (discontinued), or Born This Way Setting Powders? For the budget concious: L'Oreal used to make an excellent loose powder called Hydra Perfecte -- also discontinued. I'd be curious to know how, and if, any of these compare the ones you described. I was thinking of buying the Givenchy Prisme Libre but now that they have changed the formula, I'm not so sure.
@@bobbies1562 I’ve tried Beauty Bakerie and Too y Pe h Perfect and loved the both as well. Thanks for watching! ❤️
Are you referring to the original Laura mercier powder or the new blurring one? Have you tried the new one? Can you tell us if it performs the same way? I couldn’t use the original due to cornstarch but it was removed in the reformulation/ new powder.
I’m referring to the original Laura Mercier. I haven’t tried the blurring powder but I’m sure I’ll try it soon. I’ll definitely let my audience know if I like it. Thanks for watching! ✨🌷
I forgot to add in my earlier comment that I love the original Chanel (haven’t tried the new formula yet), and huda powders. I’m also still using and loving the now discontinued Marc jacobs coconut setting powder. I’ll miss it when it’s done. Also good to know that the givenchy is not as long lasting as the others. I’d been thinking about getting it. I may still get it in the fall…
I never had the chance to try Marc Jacobs. 😢. I hate we lost that brand. Thanks for watching!
Which one controls oil more, Huda or Fenty?
Also, apart from the Nikki joy powder, which of the other powder holds your tzone together? The others are more accessible to me
I've only really used Ben Nye and Fenty, I like Fenty as it's so finely milled
I think that both Fenty and Huda work equally well at controlling oils however, for some reason I’ve repurchased Huda many times and tend to use it more. I would recommend Huda over Fenty at the moment.
@@savvy_1 thank you, I'm thinking between 3 options LM, Fenty and Huda, consistently seen good reviews, this video is great as I've been looking for translucent powders that work on my skin tone and we're similar skintone.