Was very pleasantly surprised at this powder cause I’m in my 40’s, have fine lines and very oily skin but my under eye area is very dry. I wanted something blurring/brightening but not over drying for my under eye area and this is a truly awesome powder for all my needs. And you just can’t beat the price. Don’t know how they do it! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 

I really really like this powder For my under eyes , forehead and chin area but if your skin is fair I don’t recommend using this to bake ur contour bc if you use it there it will leave a yellow patch . But like a said for the other areas it’s really good . It brightens your under eyes so well . 

I love that powder! It really gives that airbrushed effect ! I always have trouble finding a good powder that doesn't look cakey because I have quite textured skin.This is one really smooths everything out in a natural way ! I also have a lot of trouble baking because my powders will leave a cast or they will really dry out my under eyes.With this one I don't have any problem baking my face! Also I think it definitely improved the longevity of my makeup! 

Usually, I am oily in my T zone, so I like a powder that will keep me matte. However, under my eyes, not so much. I use Laura M/ or the flour baking powder which is finely milled and doesn't over dry the under eye and still brightens/clean up contour. I use to use the Maybelline fit me powder, but that was really heavy, and it showed my textures and dried me out. This powder is light weight, kept my skin balanced all night on Christmas, and still performed like the powders we are all use to. 

I wanted to love this since it is specifically marketed as a "BAKE & SET" product. But if you have combo or even remotely dry skin, this powder will latch onto your dry patches and make them extremely more visible. It's also not the smoothest powder -- for example, the Tarte Smooth Operator and the Urban Decay Velvetizer are very, very finely milled and you can feel that in the application; they're very silky. This Morphe powder isn't silky to the touch, part of the reason I dislike it. But the main disappointment is due to it accentuating dry skin and settled into fine lines. Every time I set my concealer with this, it left a white cast and within 15 minutes you could see my concealer had separated and creased as if it had never been set with a powder. /: My purchase was in the shade "Brightening Pink," and it is fairly pigmented -- enough to brighten up wherever you place it, however as I mentioned, it doesn't work for me and my under eye area. It's decent to brighten up the center of the forehead, chin, and bridge of the nose for a nice brightening effect without having to use a shimmer highlight. BUT, again, if you have dry patches or blemishes on any of those areas as well, this powder is going to latch on to them and not blend out. I'd only use this on clients with extremely oily skin, but even then, there's better options out there. Shoot, even the E.L.F HD Powder performs better with a silkier texture. Sorry, Morphe. I still love you.xoxo,Gossip Girl Less