Mac Studio Fix Powder Plus

Pros: Perfect, flawless coverage, long-wearing, huge spectrum of shades
Cons: Takes practice to learn how to apply, a bit pricey

Sunday, September 21st, 3:07 p.m.... I'm sitting in a chair at the Clinique counter, anxiously awaiting the consultant (with whom I had an appointment) to finish chit chatting with her friends so she can do my makeup.  Now I'm rarely ...

Pros: Lightweight, flawless coverage with a powder without caking.
Cons: Expensive, might cover too well for first time users.

My years of makeup arts classes are a blur of grease paint, stinky dressing rooms, and rooms filled with mirrors and students gluing their eyes shut with eyelash glue. Ahhhh college. But I've learned so much more since then. Like the fact that you can't ...

Pros: Leaves your skin fresh, moisturized, and looking better than ever
Cons: A little more pricey than other makeups

Being a girl I have tried pretty much every thing there is to try when it comes to make up.  Looking for the answer to hide those awkward zits, strange out breaks of a rash, cold sores, and the list goes on.  Pretty much you name and I've been ...

Pros: keeps the oil under control, alot of product, good color range
Cons: pricey

Studio fix powder plus is a powder foundation that combines good coverage with easy application. It is supposed to be used dry and gives you a matte look with a soft feel. It contains silica which helps to maintain a matte finish by absorbing oils on the ...

Pros: LOTS of shades, can be used wet or dry gives very even natural coverage.
Cons: A little pricey

After years of hunting around for a powder that gives light to medium coverage that actually matches my skintone I've found it in MAC studio fix. I'm a lighter skinned african american woman and the undertones in my complexion are golden/yellow and it's nearly impossible to find makeup shades in drugstore brands that have the right undertones. I always wound up looking pale or ashy or pink :( Studio fix is the perfect powder period and the best thing about it is that for maximum coverage it can also be used wet. There's also a WIDE array of shades that are really true-to-life shades. DON'T use the sponge that comes with it. You'll wind up looking cakey because a little goes a long way. Use a brush instead and you'll get a natural incredibly even finish. This is definately my new staple.