ONE/SIZE Ultimate Blurring Setting Powder blew up for a reason. Lots of oily-skin reviewers say it locks makeup down, blurs texture and keeps shine away for most of the day, especially when baked under the eyes and on the T-zone. Some of the very oiliest faces find it can feel heavy if you keep reapplying, so a light hand and a blot first are the move.

Makeup creators made it viral as a baking powder for under-eyes and long-wear makeup on oily skin.
Many oily-skin reviewers love the shine control and blurred finish. Some very oily users say it can build up and look heavy when reapplied several times.
Key Ingredients -
Check the label for the current formula
How to Use -
Press with a damp sponge or puff where you crease or get shiny, let it sit for a few minutes to bake, then dust off with a fluffy brush.
Good to Know -
Comes in multiple shades, so choose one close to your skin to avoid flashback. Blot before reapplying. Always patch test before using a new product.
FAQs
Is ONE/SIZE setting powder good for oily skin?
Lots of oily-skin reviewers rate it for shine control and blur. Use a light hand if you reapply often.
Can I bake with it?
Yes. Press it on, let it sit for a few minutes, then dust away the excess.
Does it cause flashback?
Choosing a shade close to your skin and dusting off the excess helps reduce flashback.
ONE/SIZE Ultimate Blurring Setting Powder: a viral loose setting powder made for baking, blurring and serious shine control. Comes in multiple shades.




