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This powder-based formula will likely feel lightweight and breathable on the skin. It contains Mica for a smooth, subtle-sheen finish and Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil as a skin-conditioning emollient.
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This talc-free, mica-based powder is well-suited for all skin types, including dry and mature skin, thanks to the nourishing sunflower seed oil. The inclusion of oil-absorbing silica and aluminum starch octenylsuccinate also makes it effective for those with combination or oily skin looking for a blurred, matte finish.

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Beautiful blurring effect but you have to be careful with dry skin
The blur is real, this powder is genuinely soft focus on the skin and it doesn't look like a powder layer sitting on top. My problem is that on dry patches it can make things look more textured by the end of the day, not less. I now only use it on my t-zone where I actually have a bit of shine and leave the rest of my face alone. If you're combination or oily I think this would be a near perfect product. For dry skin proceed with caution and a very light hand.
The first powder I trust on mature skin under the eyes
I'm 49 with normal skin and the under eye area has always been my problem zone with powders, things settle, things look textured, things age me. Ultra Blur is the first powder I've used that doesn't do any of that. It melts in rather than sitting on top and there's a real soft focus thing happening that smooths the look of fine lines without erasing them in a fake way. I've gone back to bake setting under my eyes for the first time in years. Pricey but I'm sold.