RCMA The Original No-Color Setting Powder

Product Details:

• Set your makeup with a professional finish using RCMA The Original No-Color Powder, an iconic colorless loose setting powder long used by professional makeup artists.

• The formula contains no pigment, so it does not alter foundation shade or natural skin tone.

• Helps set foundation, concealer and other cream complexion products while maintaining their original color.

• Designed to provide a smooth finish without flashback, making it suitable for photography and camera-ready makeup.

• Suitable for traditional setting, baking, the T-zone and areas where extra shine control is desired.

• The original formula contains only Talc and Silica, with no pigment, perfume or fillers according to RCMA.

Key Benefits:

• Colorless: Does not alter foundation shade or natural skin tone.

• Makeup Setting: Helps set liquid and cream complexion products.

• No Flashback: Designed to avoid unwanted white flashback in photography.

• Universal: Colorless formula works across different skin tones.

• Shine Control: Helps create a smoother, more set finish.

• Professional & Versatile: Suitable for setting, baking and finishing makeup.

Ingredients:

• Talc: Forms the base of the powder and provides a smooth feel.

• Silica: Helps absorb oil and create a smooth finish.

• Official ingredient list: Talc, Silica.

How to Use:

• After foundation and concealer, pick up an appropriate amount with a powder brush or puff.

• Apply gently over areas that need setting.

• Allow the powder to set, then brush away any excess, as directed by RCMA.

• For baking, apply a more generous layer to selected areas before removing the excess.

1. Bourjois Healthy Mix Concealer 51 Light Vanilla — Follow with RCMA powder to set the under-eye area without adding another color.

2. Bourjois Healthy Mix Foundation — Apply RCMA powder after foundation to set the base while preserving its original shade.

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