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Good evening, today's review is about RCMA's translucent powder. First of all, honestly, it's excellent, I mean, practical in terms of price and quality. And its price is actually ideal for its quantity. And its quality, which I was hesitant to try before, honestly, makes the makeup one piece under the eye.

The most important thing before all makeup is moisturizing, then concealer and these things, then the powder. It will literally make a difference for you. Yes, it's translucent, but what it does is brighten under the eye. Its quantity, honestly, is more than enough. I mean, for someone who uses it daily for work, it's more than enough.

I got it from Nice One, I think for about 70, 74, 73. But honestly, I give it 100 out of 100 because it's practical. For someone who needs something to use up, not something expensive, honestly, it's it. There's a colored one, but I don't have the colored one, I have the translucent, and I prefer the translucent, I mean, it suits all skin tones.

RCMA No-Color Powder Review Summary

I tried the RCMA No-Color Setting Powder, which is an excellent translucent loose powder for daily makeup setting. I noticed it provides great hold for makeup without altering its color or leaving any white cast on the skin. Its high quality and ease of use make it an ideal choice for anyone looking for an effective and practical setting powder.

Worth buying for those looking for a translucent setting powder that effectively sets makeup without altering its color.

What This Review Covers

  • Price5/5
  • Quality4/5
  • Practical5/5
  • Design3/5
  • Convenience4/5

Buying Decision Notes

Strong Points

  • Effectively sets makeup all day long
  • Translucent and does not alter foundation color
  • Leaves no white cast on the skin

Points To Check

  • Packaging might be bulky and not travel-friendly
  • May require a specific brush for optimal application

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers written by MyEx from this review.

Is RCMA No-Color Powder suitable for all skin tones?

The reviewer says it is translucent and prefers it because it suits all skin tones.

What is the best way to use RCMA powder to set makeup?

The reviewer explains the order is moisturizer first, then concealer, then the powder, and finds this makes a difference.

How does the reviewer describe the result of RCMA powder under the eyes?

In the reviewer's experience, the powder makes the makeup look like one piece under the eyes and brightens the area even though it is translucent.

Are the price and quantity of RCMA powder reasonable?

The reviewer says the price is ideal for the quantity and that it lasts a long time even with daily use, mentions buying it from Nice One for about 70 to 74, and gives it 100 out of 100.