Bobbi Brown powder ingredients.

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Maryellen O.

Jun 18, 2015

Maryellen O.

I'm trying to figure out the difference between the Bobbi Brown loose retouching powders and her pressed powder, particularly in the yellow shade. There's quite a difference in quantity for the price. I've used the pressed and like it a lot, but wondering how the retouch powder is different and possibly a better choice.

Thanks for any information you may have.

Shelley W.

Jun 18, 2015

Shelley W.

I have both. There really isn't that much of a huge difference between the two. If you are looking for more of a setting powder the pressed form a better choice. The retouching powder I love using as an undereye setting.

Maryellen O.

Jun 18, 2015

Maryellen O.

Thanks Shelley. I know that the BB MA's have used the pressed powder for setting the under eye area when I had a makeover. I think I'll have to buy another powder when the Nordstrom sale starts.

I like the LMercier powders, but it doesn't tone down my redness the way the BB yellow does.

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