RCMA Over-Powder

If you're looking for big glitter or crazy sparkle, this is a lot more subtle. But for those of us who want a natural looking glow that doesn't over emphasize pores, texture or look like obvious glitter, this is for you. It's subtle enough to use as a finishing powder like the RCMA no color or transluscent. Or as a glow topper that's subtle. It's neutral and a touch silver pearl but not too cool on the tone. It's just lovely.

First, don't let the yellow color scare you. It can look a little scary in the bottle. But you use so little of it (I like the Real Techniques Instapop Powder brush) once it's on the skin, it's just a hint of gold but not overly yellow or sickly looking. I'm pretty neutral in my coloring and it works for me.

But if you over apply it (it's a glow not a setting powder), it could be a touch yellow on some.

I'm super pale (think Nicole Kidman pale) and prefer the RCMA No Color or Translucent for finishing. But for a hint of sparkle, glow and color, this is lovely.

This is a great shimmer powder for light skin tones.