Vital Pressed Skincare Blurring Talc-Free Setting Powder

Overpriced mediocre powder

Very disappointed: the compact is hard to open - not ergonomic and heavy; very little product - the compact is so tiny! no brush, does worse job than Make up forever ultra HD powder when it comes to blurring pores, extremely overpriced for what it does.

No good

I was excited to try this and unfortunately it doesn’t work for me. Under the eyes it creases my concealer by 80% more than without, even with a thin layer. Too expensive for it to not work, so it had to go back.

meh... there is no magic here

I tried 2 shades: translucent and pink bubble and got the same impressions. On the upside: packaging is luxe. Thats all. It's awkward at the same time: the case is not easy to open and there is no puff (I usually carry compacts for touch-ups, but this one is heavy, awkward to open and there is no puff. Shall I carry a brush as well or buy a separate puff from elsewhere to use it on the go? Ridiculous for this price point). If it is meant to be used at home and not on the go, then my RMS...

Over priced & bad packaging

This is the worst packaging design I’ve ever had for all my cosmetics over 20 years. It’s super heavy & incredibly hard to open! The result of after applying was nice. But I have hard time opening the case every morning! Prioverfor this product is

You’re not using it correctly!!

Whoever doesn’t like this product is using it wrong. Apply your makeup as usual and then use a triangle powder puff and PRESS the product into your skin. It leaves an airbrushed finish.

Amazing powder, dumb packaging

The powder is phenomenal - it’s literally the only powder I’ve tried that doesn’t actually look powdery on maturing skin (looking at you Huda, Laura Mercier, Givenchy, MAC). But the packaging bugs me. It’s unnecessary. It’s heavy, slippery, and difficult to open. Also the compact is so small you can’t fit even a mini puff inside it, so not great for portability. I feel like Westman could put this powder in a much lighter compact with a bit more product, and knock the price down ($105 CAD is...

Pink Bubble - a perfect finishing powder

I was sent the Westman Atelier Vital Pressed skincare powder thanks to Influenster and Westman Atelier. This is a talc free blurring setting powder and the Pink Bubble shade was perfect for my light complexion. It is vegan and cruelty free. I love how it masked my pores in my t-zone and evened out my texture in my trouble spots! It gave me a lightly veiled filtered look and blended in beautifully with my fair skin tone. It gave me a subtle healthy glow. I really loved this powder!

so confused, not great & expensive

I wanted to like this product but it does not leave me face smooth, it is wildly expensive and it's SMALL. I can't imagine why anyone would keep this product. It does not compare to my go to powder, ByTerry hyaluronic powder which is unbelievably smooth, and better value. even if they were the same price I would take the ByTerry, no competition. the only thing the westman has going for it is a nice compact, but even that is hard to open, need to use your nails. do you really want to chip...

Nope not even remotely worth it

Returning as quickly as I can. No blur, settles into lines and wrinkles. There’s almost zero luster and there’s nothing to warrant the cost, which I am not opposed to paying for products that are two stars for pretty compact but weighs a ton and has no puff or brush. worth it.

Good but overpriced.

This powder is nice but it is not worth the price. It does brighten and blur and the packaging is beautiful. I would repurchase it if it was maybe in the $40-$50 range but $75 is to much.

By far the best setting powder for undereyes. It is impossible to use too much.

My love powder

Invisible effect, weightless, but does its job perfectly