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I have a hidden look at the new Kosas Cloud set of translucent loose adjustment and blurred dust and I wanted to share it with you. Here’s what you need to know.
What is Kosas Cloud Set Translucent loose adjustment and blurred dust?
This is a brand new dust from Kosas:
- Extremely transitional arrangement and baking powder
- Was formulated to take 12 hours
- Designed to blur, illuminate and give a natural matte finish
- Allows the skin to keep the shine of
- Uses bamboo extract to help absorb excess sebum
- Available in four shades
How to use it
For baking – Use a puff to apply a generous layer of dust where you experience the most influence or revolution of the oil. Allow to sit for a few minutes and then remove the excess.
To set up – Wipe a lightweight product layer all over the face, focusing on areas where you experience the largest oil discovery.
Sample
There are four shades in the set of Kosas clouds in translucent loose adjustment and blurred dust. I have a candy shadow:
My criticism
I have to start by saying that I’m not a big dust and never bake my makeup in my life, so I’m not really the customer for this product! But having said this, because I like to use Super Glowy Products, a dust can come useful to get the shine down in some places. The Kosas Cloud Set Translucent is perfect for it.
I haven’t used this product yet “bake”, and I probably won’t, but as a adjustment powder, this gives my skin a truly beautiful finish, without looking for cakes, dry or excessive.
Before and after the photos
I took some photos of how it looks under my eyes, which I find is the hardest area to use dust without installed in lines. And the good news is that I really liked how it looked.
I think the pink shade, caramel, that I have works very well for the splendor of the area under the eyes.
Has a good effect on the skin, which I notice most in areas where I don’t use my Reeson bronzing balm (Because this really blurs the skin on its own very well). Read all about this at Reeson Beauty Bronzing Balm Review & Swatches.
I used a small fluffy brush to apply, but if you wanted more coverage, you could push the product with puff. Dust cover is not what I’m looking for, so it’s hard for me to judge it on this front.
For light dust, I think this is a really great product, especially for my eyes in this pink candy shade.
In terms of packaging, I like the fact that it has an inner lid to control dust, because I generally find loose dust so dirty.
If you are interested in more youth from Kosas, check: Kosas Dreambeam Comfy Smooth Syme Syscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 30 Review & Swatches.
Where to buy it
Kosas Cloud Set Translucent Loose Powder is £ 34 and is available in Adorable beauty and later will be available through the links below:
