Photographs the way your face actually looks

No flashback. Not in a flash photo, not on video.

Flashback is one ingredient doing it: titanium dioxide, reflecting the flash straight back at the lens. It is not in this formula, so there is nothing to bounce.

No white cast, no grey halo, no ashy patch around the T-zone
Holds up under continuous light, which is what actually breaks a face on a long shoot
Completely translucent, so it does not shift colour under mixed lighting
Up to 12 hours, long enough for a wedding day or a full shoot

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No flashback. Not in a flash photo, not on video.

0%Titanium dioxide
No shiftTranslucent under mixed lighting
12 hrsThrough a full shoot or ceremony

Why other powders go white and this one does not

Flashback is a physics problem with a single cause, and most brands will not name it because their formula depends on it.

No titanium dioxide

The actual cause, removed

Titanium dioxide is a brilliant white pigment with very high refractive index. Under a flash it returns far more light than skin does, which is the white mask you see in photos. It is not in here.

Three blurring polymers

Diffusion instead of reflection

Dimethicone and two silsesquioxane crosspolymers scatter light softly across the surface. You get the softening without a reflector sitting on your face.

Micronised silica

Holds through hot lights

Continuous lighting on a set raises skin temperature and sebum output. Silica keeps absorbing rather than sitting on top and breaking apart.

One compact, about two months

Kept in the kit, it outlasts the job it was bought for.

One compact

$29

$29.00 each

Enough for a wedding, a shoot season, or a run of on-camera days.

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