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CARGO blu_ray
Pressed Powder, 10 Light 0.28 oz (8 g)
$32.00
- Color
10 Light
Light (light ivory beige / for fair complexions) CARGO created blu_ray™ Pressed Powder to provide a flawless base that looks completely natural. This high-technology make-up contains photochromatic pigments to automatically color correct make-up so that color stays consistent in all types of lighting. The ultra-fine micronized minerals fill-in lines while the micronized light diffusers reflect light randomly to camouflage imperfections. In addition, the color corrects any redness in the skin. The result is great coverage that looks completely natural.
Key Ingredients - Oil-free:
Made in Canada |
Cargo Cosmetics Corp. |
| Talc, Nylon 12, Octyldodecyl Stearoyl Stearate, Zinc Stearate, Methylparaben, Butylparaben, Ethylparaben, Propylparaben, Isobutylparaben, May Contain (+/-): (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499) |
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS
REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviews(based on 6 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
80%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Pros
- Covers well (4)
- Easy to apply (4)
- Silky finish (4)
- Blends well (3)
- Controls shine (3)
Cons
Best Uses
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Pros
- Controls Shine
- Covers Well
- Easy To Apply
- Silky Finish
Cons
- Settles In Creases
Best Uses
- Acne Prone Skin
- Dry Skin
- Sensitive Skin
Comments about CARGO blu_ray Pressed Powder, 10 Light, .28 oz:
A wonderful powder that gives a flawless finish. But dont put too much on or it can get cakey. Use the Cargo magic brush for perfect results everytime!
Pros
- Blends Well
- Finely milled
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about CARGO blu_ray Pressed Powder, 10 Light, .28 oz:
This is the best pressed powder I've ever used, and I use it either alone over an spf moisturizer or over foundation. Either way, it makes my skin look even-toned, smooth and ready for a close-up. It is worlds better than a certain famous loose powder that purports to impart an HD finish.
I, too, was surprised that there was no applicator but it goes on beautifully with a fluffy brush. It's my HD powder and well worth the price.
Pros
- Covers Well
- Doesn't Settle In Creases
- Easy To Apply
- Lightweight
- Long-Lasting
- Silky Finish
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about CARGO blu_ray Pressed Powder, 10 Light, .28 oz:
I agree with the other posters -- the lack of a brush or puff is annoying. It's the main reason I gave it 4 stars and not 5. The powder is the right color for my pale skin, and the coverage is great. I put it on over tinted moisturizer and concealer, and I think it looks really good. It is hardly flawless, but can we really expect that from a powder? I would recommend.
Pros
- Blends Well
- Controls Shine
- Covers Well
- Doesn't Settle In Creases
- Easy To Apply
- Long-Lasting
- Silky Finish
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about CARGO blu_ray Pressed Powder, 10 Light, .28 oz:
I would have given it 5 stars if it came with a brush or a sponge applicator. Other than that I am very happy with it.
Pros
- Blends Well
- Controls Shine
- Covers Well
- Easy To Apply
- Lightweight
- Silky Finish
Cons
- Settles In Creases
Best Uses
- Dry Skin
- Normal Skin
- Sensitive Skin
Comments about CARGO blu_ray Pressed Powder, 10 Light, .28 oz:
I thought this was an excellent product - espescially if you're looking for an almost perfect face, and are willing to use a product that is a little heavier in composition. There is definitely more coverage than most any "translucent" product you'll buy. Whether you need/want that extra coverage you just have to try for yourself. I liked the powder very much but decided that it wasn't something I'd be wearing on a daily basis; more for those special occasions when you want to impress.
Comments about CARGO blu_ray Pressed Powder, 10 Light, .28 oz:
I just received this in the mail and the main complaint is that I now have a compact of pressed powder with NO APPLICATOR (sponge/thingee). The instructions do say to use a "large fluffy brush," so perhaps it's my own fault, but isn't the point of a pressed powder compact to be, well, compact for touch ups?
I suppose I will use it -- haven't actually tried the color yet, but the light looks REALLY light. I normally use light or translucent coverage in powders, but I''m afraid this might make me look washed out.
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