CLAIM TO FAME: RCMA’s cult-fave high-quality colorless powder
FAST FACTS: Finely-milled formula contains no fillers or pigments to maintain the integrity of your base and foundation; sets your foundation; helps “dry” makeup quickly; won’t cake or clump or crack; can be used for all powdering purposes
PERFECT FOR: All skin types
Note: It is normal for powders to settle during shipment the bottle to look less full upon arrival. Simply shake the bottle to unsettle the powder, and it will look full again. Rest assured, all bottles are sealed.
REVIEWS:
THE MOST PROMISING SETTING POWDER I’VE EVER USED
March 30, 2016
”I’m very surprised to see how my under eye was doing for 8 hours, and yeah no creasing even without touch up!
I love it! :)”
–Jhoa (from dtcmakeup.com)
SPECIFICATIONS
WHAT YOU GET: (1) RCMA No Color Powder
NET WEIGHT: 3oz
The Research Council of Makeup Artists, or RCMA for short, was founded by renowned make-up artist Vincent JR Kehoe in 1962. Kehoe wanted to create a line of products that would stand up to the tests of professional makeup artistry and not melt away under the bright lights of showbiz. Over 50 years later, RCMA’s signature Color Process Foundation has reached holy grail status among beauty buffs, and their other impressive products aren’t far behind.
| 5 stars | 67 | |
| 4 stars | 12 | |
| 3 stars | 7 | |
| 2 stars | 1 | |
| 1 star | 1 |
This translucent powder does its job! It has no flashback. It makes the base smoother and matte-r. It’s not chunky. It doesn’t grab onto texture and dry patches. I recommend this to everyone, even to professional makeup artists. I love it, and i’ll probably repurchase once I finish the bottle. I just wish it came in a more convenient packaging. Nonetheless, it’s impressive.
9 days agoI used this for years and it literally stays the whole day unless you are super oily. The powder is very fine almost buttery. It’s affordable compared to other famous brands of loose powders and the amount is very generous. Definitely worth the purchase! It could really last for months or even years even if you use it everyday.
about 1 month agoI bought this after seeing it so much on YT being used by MUA or beauty gurus. It seems like a pretty solid product that is priced right. My 1st thought was - how do I dispense this? They must have thought this through but failing using the original bottle as a dispenser too, I moved some product to a powder case with holes. It's just better this way. 2nd thought after application - ohehmgee, I thought it says no color powder - why am I so white?? Maybe it's for Caucasian women?? It "disappears" into your skin after a while but for controlling oil in between make-up steps, I prefer the Innisfree no sebum mineral power.
2 months agoThis product is best used in setting make-up. It does not give much coverage when applied alone. This, too, does not help much with oil control. The packaging is quite a hassle specially when using make up tools for application. Yet, I'm giving this a 3.5 for the hype's benefit of the doubt.
3 months agoI have always looked for a powder that only needed minimal retouches as my work requires client meetings almost everyday. The powder really stays in your face and doesn’t get oily like all the other brands I’ve used. I’m still using the item now and the best part about it is it’s super affordable.
4 months agoI'd tried a lot of powder some of them on the costly side but this one I prefer most. The no color scheme works very well for me as I dislike it when powder gave me the "sinubsub sa harina" look. It's lightweight so it doesnt clogged my pores or causes breakout. What I dont like in this, is the packaging. I had to buy a powder case and used this one for toothpick =)
4 months ago
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