Pressed Setting Face Powder Shade: 01 CALASSIC IVRY Net content: 10 g 0.350 oz Package weight: 67.3 g Pack size: 1 Product overview A finely milled pressed setting powder designed to refine skin texture and create a smooth, natural finish. Provides buildable coverage to minimize the appearance of pores and other common skin imperfections while helping to set foundation and reduce shine. Key benefits Hides the appearance of pores and blurs fine lines for a smoother complexion. Provides buildable, full coverage to even out skin tone and conceal minor imperfections such as scars or surface irregularities. Functions as a setting powder to lock makeup in place and reduce visible shine for a more polished look. Lightweight, easy to apply formula that layers without caking. Longlasting finish for extended wear without frequent touch ups. Performance and attributes Net content: 10 g 0.350 oz; package weight 67.3 g. Format: pressed compact suitable for application with a sponge or brush. Finish: natural, slightly brightening effect that helps enhance radiance without looking heavy. Available in six shades: CALASSIC IVORY, NATURAL BEIGE, DARK COMPLEXION, TRANSLUCENT, SOFT HONEY, CAPPUCCINO. How to use After applying foundation, lightly press or dust the powder over the face, concentrating on Tzone and areas prone to shine. Build coverage in thin layers for blemishes or uneven texture. Reapply as needed for touch ups during the day. Practical use scenarios Daily office routine: set liquid foundation in the morning to maintain a matte yet natural finish through meetings and commutes. Special events: layer for fuller coverage to photograph well and reduce the appearance of pores and fine lines under flash lighting. Quick touch ups: keep in a handbag for midday shine control and to renew a smoothed complexion. Package contents 1 compact pressed face powder, shade 01 CALASSIC IVRY. Notes Designed for cosmetic use to set makeup and improve appearance of skin texture. Follow standard cosmetic precautions and discontinue use if irritation occurs.