Pressed Powder

The #1 talc-free setting powder is now in a convenient pressed powder! Try it in a creamy, matte or ultra-blur compact powder.

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    Real Flawless Luminous Perfecting Pressed Powder View 1
    Real Flawless Luminous Perfecting Pressed Powder View 2
    Translucent
    4 Shades
    4.6
    Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars
    4.6 Stars (489 Reviews)

    Real Flawless Luminous Perfecting Pressed Powder

    Ultra-creamy baked pressed powder reveals a healthier-looking, luminous complexion.

    Regular price
    £38.00
  • Translucent Pressed Setting Powder Ultra-Blur View 1
    Translucent Pressed Setting Powder Ultra-Blur View 2
    Translucent
    3 Shades
    4.6
    Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars
    4.6 Stars (970 Reviews)

    Translucent Pressed Setting Powder Ultra-Blur

    16HR Hydrating Wear, Natural Finish, Great for Normal to Dry Skin

    Regular price
    £44.00
  • Translucent Pressed Setting Powder  View 1
    Translucent Pressed Setting Powder  View 2
    Translucent
    2 Shades
    3.9
    Rated 3.9 out of 5 stars
    3.9 Stars (32 Reviews)

    Translucent Pressed Setting Powder 

    High-performance translucent powder sets makeup. Perfect for touch-ups on the go.

    Regular price
    £38.50

It's Better Blurred

Our iconic, talc-free setting powder is now available loose and pressed, so you can set and blur skin beautifully at home and on the go.

Translucent

Translucent Pressed Setting Powder Ultra-Blur

Regular price
£44.00

16HR Hydrating Wear, Natural Finish, Great for Normal to Dry Skin

Finish

Natural

Shades

3

Translucent

Translucent Loose Talc-Free Setting Powder Ultra-Blur

Regular price
£44.00

Talc-free, 16HR Hydrating Wear, Natural Finish

Finish

Natural

Shades

4

Pressed Powder FAQs 

What is pressed powder? 

Pressed powder is a solid powder makeup formula that’s often used to mattify the skin or set your makeup–depending on its ingredients. We have pressed powder foundations, pressed powder setting powders, and pressed powder finishing powders.  

What is pressed powder used for? 

Pressed powder is used for setting your makeup to extend the wear times and a pressed finishing powder is used to blur imperfections and create a flawless finished look.

How to apply pressed powder? 

You can apply pressed powder with a powder puff, with a fluffy tapered brush, or with a dry beauty blender. 

What does pressed powder do for your face? 

Pressed powder helps mattify your skin in your oily zones, it helps to control shine throughout the day, it blurs the look of pores and smooths out fine lines. Pressed powder is an essential step to any makeup routine when trying to achieve a flawless base.

Is pressed powder the same as setting powder? 

Pressed powder isn’t always the same as setting powder, though you can get a setting powder in pressed powder form, as opposed to a loose setting powder.

Compact Powder Info 

Ultra-Blurring 16-Hour Translucent Pressed Setting Powder 

One of our best-selling makeup products is the talc free waterproof pressed setting powder is a favorite for a reason. The hydrating formula and natural finish is great for normal-to-dry skin types yet will help control shine for those with any oily T-zone. The addition of amino acid and silica powders blurs pores, fine lines and imperfections so you can achieve a flawless base with just one product.

Meet Your New Favorite Compact Powder

Our translucent pressed powder is designed to lock in makeup for long-lasting wear without adding weight or texture. Plus, it absorbs oil, and controls shine with its matte finish and no photo flashback. This convenient compact powder includes a setting powder puff for on-the-go touch ups throughout the day.

Finishing Powder vs Pressed Setting Powder

If you’re wondering whether you can use a pressed finishing powder and a pressed setting powder interchangeably, you might be surprised by the answer. A finishing powder blurs imperfections and imparts a flawless touch to your base, whereas a setting powder is designed to lock your makeup in place, control shine, and extend the wear of your foundation and concealer. For more in-depth detail on where and when to apply each, check out this blog.