Revolution Loose Baking Powder is the savvy alternative to luxury baking powders. Oily and combination reviewers say it sets concealer without creasing and keeps shine down, with little flashback when the excess is dusted off. The tub is big, so it lasts ages. Drier under-eyes may find baking too much, so use a lighter press there.
Budget beauty creators often compare it favourably to pricier baking powders.
Reviewers with oily and combination skin like the shine control and crease-free under-eyes. A few say it can look dry on mature or drier skin.
Key Ingredients -
Check the label for the current formula
How to Use -
Press onto under-eyes and T-zone with a damp sponge, leave a few minutes to bake, then dust away with a fluffy brush.
Good to Know -
Comes in multiple shades including translucent. Dust off well to avoid flashback. Always patch test before using a new product.
FAQs
Is Revolution baking powder good for oily skin?
Many oily and combination reviewers say it controls shine and stops concealer creasing.
What is baking?
Pressing a layer of powder on, leaving it to set for a few minutes, then dusting off the excess.
Does it cause flashback?
Reviewers report little flashback when the excess is brushed away properly.
Revolution Loose Baking Powder: a budget loose powder for baking, setting and controlling shine. Comes in multiple shades.
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