Best undereye setting powder?? ☺️☺️

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Mio S.

Mar 16, 2014

Mio S.

So I fixed up my collection a little today and realized that I hardly have any setting powders for under my eyes 😩 , anybody have any recommendations? And btw banana powder is too yellow for me , I have more of a pink undertone.

Lexi K.

Mar 16, 2014

Lexi K.

Deff check out the Laura Mercier secret brightening powder :)

Marleen B.

Mar 16, 2014

Marleen B.

I have Well Rested, its a little to heavy & opague for my personal taste. I think its touted as a concealer/setting powder. I prefer Laura Mercier Undereye Brightening powder. Its not as heavy. BUT...I can't just settle for "better ". So since I already had the Well Rested, I didnt want to waste it, so I mixed 1/2 Laura Mercier with 1/4 Well Rested with 1/4 of a loose gold highlighting powder (I have medium, olive skintone). If I were lighter I would have used a white highlighter instead of gold. But, if you have only one choice, go for Laura Mercier.

Dani C.

Mar 16, 2014

Dani C.

Laura Mercier for sure!

Dezzi C.

Mar 16, 2014

Dezzi C.

I'm all about the e.l.f. HD under eye setting powder. It seems to be the only one that keeps concealers from creasing and it has a shimmer quality that doesn't transfer but helps brighten the undereye area. For less than $3? Won't hurt to try it out!!

Evelyn M.

Mar 16, 2014

Evelyn M.

Rimmel stay matte powder.

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