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Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you. Today, I'm going to tell you about my experience with Huda Beauty, Kiko Milano, and Sheglam makeup powder. Of course, I'll tell you about my experience with complete honesty. I mean, even though I always prefer the cheaper alternative, this time I'll be frank.

Let's start with Huda Beauty, the best and most expensive. First of all, it's an amazing powder in every sense of the word. It's Easy Bake, of course, in the Banana Bread shade. An amazing powder in every sense of the word. It's true that the price is very high, I agree, but its quantity is generous. It will last me a year, and look how much I've used.

Of course, you can apply it all over your face. You can apply it under your eyes to set your concealer and foundation. But the most important thing is to choose an excellent shade that suits you. Then it will be amazing with you and will hide the oily look on your skin. You know, for example, if you have combination or oily skin and you get that oily look on your forehead.

This will solve the problem for you. Let's move on to the second powder. Of course, its price is around 100 riyals. Let's move on to the second powder. Kiko Milano powder. Loose powder, honestly, I'd give it... 6 out of 10. A cheaper alternative, a good alternative, honestly, the colors of this powder are bad. I bought both of them, and all their colors are really bad. They don't suit me, and they don't set like the other one. They disappear and don't set the concealer.

So, honestly, this will last me four years, three years, and I won't buy it again. And this is its shade, which is 51. Let's move on to the second powder, which is Sheglam powder. It's a nice powder, it sets under the eye, it sets the foundation, I mean, but...

What do you call it? Two, three hours and it disappears. And its colors are bad, I mean, you saw this, it turns on my face. It's okay at first, it's nice, but then it turns on my face. I don't know if you understand me. But honestly, I really, really didn't like it.

And its shade is where? Sorry, there's no shade, there's a name, this is its name. Of course, all powders come with their puff, except for Huda Beauty, I think it doesn't come with it. Look, this one comes with its own, this one I think came and I threw it away, this one I think didn't come.

Of course, I'll give you a final note. Huda Beauty powder, it's true that it's excellent, it sets under the eye, its quantity is generous, and it can last you three or four years, it hides the oily look, but it has a fragrance. If you, if you are sensitive to fragrances, I honestly don't recommend it. You have Kiko Milano and you have Sheglam, but if you are sensitive to fragrance, I don't recommend buying it.

Face Setting Powders Review Summary

I tested and compared three face setting powders: Huda Beauty, Calla Makeup, and Sheglam. Huda Beauty powder was clearly the best option, effectively hiding oily shine and staying put all day. It also didn't crease concealer and came in a generous quantity. Calla Makeup powder, however, was not long-lasting and failed to control oil, despite its large quantity. Sheglam powder had a good quantity but wasn't long-lasting and caused concealer to crease.

Huda Beauty powder is worth it if you're looking for an excellent setting powder that controls oil and effectively sets makeup.

What This Review Covers

  • Brand4/5
  • Quality5/5
  • Practical5/5
  • Design5/5
  • Convenience5/5

Buying Decision Notes

Strong Points

  • Huda Beauty powder effectively hides oily shine.
  • Huda Beauty powder is very long-lasting on the face.
  • Huda Beauty powder does not crease concealer.

Points To Check

  • Calla Makeup powder is not long-lasting and doesn't hide oily shine.
  • Sheglam powder is not long-lasting and creases concealer.
  • Huda Beauty powder might be expensive compared to alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers written by MyEx from this review.

Which powder does the reviewer prefer among Huda Beauty, Kala Makeup and Sheglam?

The reviewer says Huda Beauty is the best and the most expensive; it hides the oily look, stays on the face and does not clump concealer.

Is the quantity of the Huda Beauty powder worth its price?

The reviewer finds the price very high, but the quantity is generous; he expects it to last a year, possibly three to four years.

What does the reviewer think of the Kala Makeup powder?

The reviewer gives it 6 out of 10, saying its shades are bad and do not suit him, and it does not last, set concealer or hide the oily look.

What does the reviewer think of the Sheglam powder?

The reviewer says the quantity is good but it does not last, fading after two or three hours, it clumps concealer, and its color changes on his face.

Is there a caution when using the Huda Beauty powder?

The reviewer warns that the powder contains fragrance, so he does not recommend it for anyone who is sensitive to fragrances.