Loving the Mac Studio Sculpt powders

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Mac Studio Sculpt Defining Powders

 

I had been a Mineralize Skinfinish girl for a long time. That is until the Mac Studio Sculpt Defining Powders were released last September and gave them a run for their money.

I love this powder for its sheer and traceless application. It will set your foundation adding just a bit of coverage and luminosity to it. It is more subtle than the Mineralize Skinfinish powders so it gives you more options when doing your face.

In a way, the Studio Sculpt powders remind me of the Extra Dimension less sparkly powders: they are almost gel like pressed powders and not like your traditional dusty powder at all.

So, seeing as my light plus was just the tiniest bit light on me right now and that Mac released two bronzers in this formula in their Wash and Dry collection, a trip to my Mac store was in order!

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Mac Studio Sculpt Defining Powder in Medium and Mac Studio Sculpt Defining Bronzing Powder in Delicates

Above you can see the powder in Medium and the Bronzer in Delicates. The Bronzer of course came in the gorgeous packaging of the Wash and Dry collection, the feel of which is reminiscent of the Alluring Aquatics packaging.

I bought the Studio Sculpt Defining Powder in Medium because my Light Plus was looking just the tiniest bit too light at the moment. This one matches better my complexion at the moment so it was just a routine purchase. As you can see in the picture below, the powder is a perfect match once it is blended or lightly dusted all over my face.

 

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Mac Studio Sculpt Defining Powder in Medium and Mac Studio Sculpt Defining Bronzing Powder in Delicates

 

Studio Sculpt Defining Bronzing Powder in Delicates was more of an impulse buy. I had been going over my bronzers and I realized that although I stay away from anything obviously orange, my bronzers tend to be red or orange toned. This one offered less of an orange tone and in a formula that I love. Such a difficult choice!

It is a medium warm bronze shade with a golden reflection, a bit darker that I would usually go for.

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Mac Studio Sculpt Defining Powder in Light Plus and Medium, Mac Studio Sculpt Defining Bronzing Powder in Delicates and Mac Extra Dimension Bronzer in Aphrodite’s Shell

 I wanted to compare my new acquisitions with my other powders in the same or similar formula so here they are the new next to Light Plus and the Extra Dimension Bronzer in Aphrodite’s Shell (which I loved last summer as you may be able to tell)

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Mac Studio Sculpt Defining Powder in Light Plus and Medium, Mac Studio Sculpt Defining Bronzing Powder in Delicates and Mac Extra Dimension Bronzer in Aphrodite’s Shell

 

 

As you can see, Light Plus is just the tiniest bit pinker and lighter which makes Medium a better choice at the moment.

On the other hand, Aphrodite’s Shell, which is a lighter bronzer, has more of an orange tone to it.

What is your go to face powder?

6 thoughts on “Loving the Mac Studio Sculpt powders

    1. Hi there! I tried the bourjois healthy mix and really liked the texture. However the clever bosses decided that the lightest shade that they would sell in my country would be 53 so they just were too dark for me :X

      Let me know if you try these and what your impressions are!

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