@Askenjuri Hi- I have the prismatic in Moonwave. It seems to have the same shades as Aurora but Aurora is lighter.I have light, cool skin, and Moonwave can make me look too pale in a heartbeat, and I don't use much at all. I would say these two shades would make good highlighters but not good for all over the face application, unless you are very fair.I'll tell you what worked beautifully though- always get compliments and it just makes my face look soft- is the prismatic powder in Solstice. It definitely is more of a skin-toned powder, with the added glow that you like in Aurora.I also have Fog. This is a totally different powder from Aurora. It does not have the glow you like in Aurora. I would use it to reduce shine or neutralize too much blush. The shade Fog ended up looking like it would be a good powder for me in the summer when I have a little bit of a tan. I don't think it will turn chalky on me.Nars has two new prismatic shades, Constellation and Twinkle, you might want to check out.

Hi OP. Look for a foundation with film-forming polymers like acrylates copolymer or trimethylsiloxysilicate listed in the INCI, these are what create a flexible seal on the skin. Also a setting spray with the same film-forming polymers pressed in with a damp sponge after application locks everything significantly better than powder alone.

FB is one of the favorite. My friend loves BB.

I would your promo, you all have me convinced. 🤣 Now I have to try it

Thank you! I have been looking to see how long a foundation stick would last, depending on usage and this was able to help me get a proper estimate. 🙂

Sad this was discontinued.. Have you found anything similar. Because this was my go to! 😭😭

@sissyboi72 + They Make Great Matte Product, Also (If That's What The Stage Calls For🎭)

@xsamanthajolene @Sephora employee here Have you tried HUDA BEAUTY Easy Blur Silicone-Free Smoothing & Pore-Minimizing Primer ?