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kruspersille wrote:

uhyre wrote:

kruspersille wrote:

uhyre wrote:
www.makeupmekka.com/no-no/produkt/matte-on-the-go-baked-powder-transparent

like this is literally irreplacable i will shit myself if it goes out of production

Gir den flashback?

ill have to check, i dont ever use flash

hold on

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I think what gives flashback in powders is silica but that one doesn't have it unless im blind

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uhyre wrote:

kruspersille wrote:

uhyre wrote:

kruspersille wrote:
Gir den flashback?

ill have to check, i dont ever use flash

hold on

Crying Thank u

its kinda hard to tell i think
i dont think i can give a definitive answer until i do my whole face for comparison, i did push it in with a sponge just now which is a lot more powder than id usually have, and it does contain mica actually so itd probably be visible if u use a lot

my under eyes where i put the most looked weirdly matte but my nose where i used a brush to put some powder looked fine

it does have a bit of a white colour to it that becomes visible when u use a lot but here is that powder (on top) and just the plain h&m translucent powder on the bottom, i think i did like 5 finger swipes of it to make sure it was visible

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but again id never put that much powder on the face to begin with and i cant see it at all in pics when i just put on a normal, non baking amount

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uhyre wrote:
just realised the h&m comparison doesnt rly mean anything unless u know what that looks like with flash photography personally but maybe u do

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uhyre wrote:
but ive never seen the h&m powder under flash (ive actually been flash photographed with that on) at least

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uhyre wrote:

ouch wrote:
I think what gives flashback in powders is silica but that one doesn't have it unless im blind

if i remmeber right it causes the most flashback but some other things do too to a lesser extent

but im no makeup artists i just like to halfway remmeber trivia

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kruspersille wrote:
thank u for the thorough flashback investigation LMAO !!!!!!

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ouch wrote:
I think what gives flashback in powders is silica but that one doesn't have it unless im blind

What is flashback in powders

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kruspersille wrote:

Eostre wrote:

ouch wrote:
I think what gives flashback in powders is silica but that one doesn't have it unless im blind

What is flashback in powders

powders that reflect the light when photographed w flash

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kruspersille wrote:
me trying to post flashback mary 2 times n it not working.. sad

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The kaolin is a silicate. Most likely doing the white pigments since its listed so early.
Magnesium Aluminum Silicate. A silicate, but mostly used as a thickening agent.
Mica (oftenmost muscovite) creates shimmer so it will get lighter when exposed to bright light. However, it's mostly used for the glittery effect so it's like if your eyeshadow glitters. That vibe.

I only know how to research stuff lmaof
How it works irl is like a different thing

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uhyre wrote:

Eostre wrote:
The kaolin is a silicate. Most likely doing the white pigments since its listed so early.
Magnesium Aluminum Silicate. A silicate, but mostly used as a thickening agent.
Mica (oftenmost muscovite) creates shimmer so it will get lighter when exposed to bright light. However, it's mostly used for the glittery effect so it's like if your eyeshadow glitters. That vibe.

i respect chemists who remmeber all the fancy names for things like i consider it a good day when i can remmeber which alcohol is which

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uhyre wrote:

Eostre wrote:
The kaolin is a silicate. Most likely doing the white pigments since its listed so early.
Magnesium Aluminum Silicate. A silicate, but mostly used as a thickening agent.
Mica (oftenmost muscovite) creates shimmer so it will get lighter when exposed to bright light. However, it's mostly used for the glittery effect so it's like if your eyeshadow glitters. That vibe.

i respect chemists who remmeber all the fancy names for things like i consider it a good day when i can remmeber which alcohol is which

That's what google is for. Put the ingredient into the search field and you don't have to remember. I just recognize some from geology class.

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uhyre wrote:

Eostre wrote:

uhyre wrote:

Eostre wrote:
The kaolin is a silicate. Most likely doing the white pigments since its listed so early.
Magnesium Aluminum Silicate. A silicate, but mostly used as a thickening agent.
Mica (oftenmost muscovite) creates shimmer so it will get lighter when exposed to bright light. However, it's mostly used for the glittery effect so it's like if your eyeshadow glitters. That vibe.

i respect chemists who remmeber all the fancy names for things like i consider it a good day when i can remmeber which alcohol is which

That's what google is for. Put the ingredient into the search field and you don't have to remember. I just recognize some from geology class.

yea in this situation dlkfnsf im thinking more like when im actively in stores looking for things

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uhyre wrote:

Eostre wrote:

uhyre wrote:
i respect chemists who remmeber all the fancy names for things like i consider it a good day when i can remmeber which alcohol is which

That's what google is for. Put the ingredient into the search field and you don't have to remember. I just recognize some from geology class.

yea in this situation dlkfnsf im thinking more like when im actively in stores looking for things

I would pull out my phone, but it might just be me. Depends on what you're searching I guess like, I am normally like "i don't want XYZ" and i mostly check top 3-5 ingredients if they are hiding behind fancy names.