Aromaleigh's Ultra Resolution Finishing Powder: Haul Part II

Okay, first of all, I got my second Aromaleigh order containing my full size Ultra Resolution Finishing Powder (URFP) in Translucent. It also included a couple of Color Infusion Botanical lipsticks (which I use as a lip balm/primer), my Coquille illuminating corrective finishing powders, glam glitter and my Elemental Lustre shadow in Entangle which I got for half-off:


I got the glam glitter for free after using the coupon code FREEGLITTER.



In my previous post, I talked about the uncanny similarity the URFP has with the other HD finishing powders out there in the market, for less than half the price of the latter. I also featured my first two URFPs in Clear and Peaches & Cream. Here are my three URFPs side-by-side:



I love all of them! I can't get over the difference it does to all my looks. Here is my mug wearing Peaches & Cream. I believe I was wearing my Buff'd mineral foundation in a 50-50 mix of Chamois and Almond underneath:



You be the judge of the pic, but in real life, my pores look drastically reduced, and it really does blur imperfections, giving the illusion of almost perfect skin. I've got to admit, though, a good foundation must also be used, but the thing that seals the look is the URFP. Of all my URFPs, I love Peaches & Cream the most because it gives my skin a healthy, ethereal glow without looking shiny, and the color of the product complements my skintone perfectly.

In the look above, I was wearing my Aromaleigh Pure Hue shadows in Fox (foiled on lid) and Cocoa Bean (outer V and crease), with Aromaleigh Gothic Lolita eyeshadow in Teddy Wisp on mid lid to blend into Cocoa Bean.




In this look, I used URFP in a 50-50 mix of Clear and Translucent. I used the MAC Cult of Cherry quad for my eye look which I shall be posting a tutorial of tomorrow.