Prescriptives Liquid Magic Powder

This range was launched last year in the US and has come to the UK more recently. There's quite a collectionif products in the range, which have received varying reviews in the media etc. The one item I was actually tempted to buy was the Liquid Magic Powder - not least because it is something genuinely a little out of the ordinary - and that's not easy to find in cosmetic circles these days! Perhaps the most striking thing aout the product is the feel of it when you put it on - it really is like brushing cold water on your face. If you dip your finger in the powder it feels really wet and cold - in a nice kind of way. The product is designed to give ...

I am a real makeup junkie. Being an ex-model, I have been luck enough to pick up lots of tips on how to enhance the good and disguise the rest. I have bought cosmetics from all over the world, from specialist and quirky manufacturers and I can definitely say that Liquid Magic Powder is in my top three beauty products - ever! So, let's start at the beginning, why use powder at all? Whilst almost every colour cosmetic manufacturer who produces foundation also make powder. However, very few promote use of both together. My own theory on this is that, because foundation on its own doesn't last too long, you buy more because you use more. There's no ...

Liquid magic is a pretty unusual powder; instead of being dry and matt like nearly all other powders, liquid magic is moist on application, I liken it to being sprayed with a very very very fine mist of water when brushing it on. It's not cakey at all and feels as if you're wearing no powder at all; so if you are a first time powder wearer, perhaps you should try this. The powder itself looks a little pink on first glance, but when you apply it, it is translucent. I have yellow-based asian skin and I don't find it pink-tinged at all. It is a little 'sparkly' but if you avoid the oily parts of your face, it has a nice effect. I usually brush ...