Is Maybelline discontinuing Dream Matte Powder?!?!

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Hannah G.

Jan 5, 2014

Hannah G.

Ladies,
After years of trying powders; high end, drug store, and everywhere in between, I thought I had found my perfect mattifying all day long powder: the Dream Matte Powder by Maybelline. However, as of lately, I have not been able to find it anywhere and I noticed that Maybelline's "dream" line has a new powder...anyone know if Dream Matte Powder is being discontinued/replaced or if there is somewhere I can still find my favorite powder?!

Lisa S.

Jan 5, 2014

Lisa S.

I think they might be but they have one that looks the same but I think its called Dream Wonder Powder? (Idk I saw it at target today)

Lisa S.

Jan 5, 2014

Lisa S.

And look on ebay or amazon

Hannah G.

Jan 5, 2014

Hannah G.

Yeah I saw the Dream Wonder Powder...I wonder if it's the same formula and just a different packaging/name? I guess I'll have to try it out. Thanks!

Becca L.

Feb 6, 2014

Becca L.

I'm wondering the same thing! I can't find this powder in stores anywhere anymore and I never even saw it being marked down like products usually do. I picked up the may belling dream wonder powder out of desperation and it is NOT the same powder!! I did not like it I bought classic ivory because I usually buy medium sand in the dream matte and the classic ivory is WAY too dark. The dream matte is still online on maybellines website but I really hope this comes back to stores!

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