
Blur + Set Pressed Powder
7 ingredients, all listed
$39.99$49.99
View productBaked pressed powderPressed, but baked. Airy, lightweight, and unlike any pressed formula you've tried. Shop the collection

Two oils, two waxes, three pigments — read all nine.
Full coverage usually arrives as a long list of film-formers. This one arrives as coconut oil, sunflower oil and three pigments, and it is honest about the aroma that comes with it.
$54.99· 28 g / 1 oz
$13.75 per month
Shade — Alabaster
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How it wears
It doubles as a concealer — choose one to two shades lighter than your foundation match for under the eye.
Warm on the back of the hand; the coconut oil melts at skin temperature and spreads much further warm.
Set with Blur + Set only where you crease. The formula stays workable until it is set.
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Otherwise $3.99–4.99 flat. Ships from Texas.
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Talc-free · Carmine-free · Paraben-free · Synthetic-fragrance-free · Nanoparticle-free · Gluten-free · Cruelty-free
“Beautiful!!! This pressed foundation goes on like silk! I have many wrinkles but still feel confident wearing this. … I will order another in case they run out of this color. Non toxic and no titanium dioxide!!!! Love this!”
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