Moira Set & Correct Loose Setting Powder (004, Deep)

I love how this powder sets my makeup without making it look cakey or too powdery. The powder consistency if very "slippery", a little goes a long way. I have trouble with my makeup staying sticky and absolutely hate that feeling, and most powders then cake into the stickiness causing me to have to use a lot more than I'd like, this powder seems to sit nicely right on top of make up taking away all of the stickiness! Helpful hint, all those gripping make up primers are mostly all the same ingredients as after-sun Aloe Vera- just buy that, does the same thing :)

I've been wanting to try this for awhile and I'm glad I grabbed it. This stuff is amazing it made my makeup look so much more blurred and my undereye look flawless. It's last all day maybe 1 touch up and I have mature skin. This is worth purchasing the 3 colors together just make it right..

SOOO many people on TikTok and Instagram said this was a dupe for Givenchy. It isn’t true. It is a much drier formula and it has a very different texture to it. I find it hard to bake using this as it doesn’t want to stick a lot of powder on the puff. I just get a very thin layer which in this case is actually a good thing since it is a dry formula. I’m 52 and naturally has a few fine lines under my eyes but if I let my concealer set for 1-2 minutes before I bake (with Givenchy) there’s no cracking or creasing and it stays as hydrated as it can be with powder on. With Moira I feel like no matter how many different ways I’ve tried to apply it, it feels dry. It feels like it’s actually absorbing all my skincare and moisture. I can get away with a very very small amount but from this point forward I’ll stick to Givenchy.

Super lightweight and smoothing

For all the girlies out there who want to use the colors separately, like me, here's what I'm doing - when I peel off the sticker covering the holes in the sifting tray, I'm cutting the sticker so it will only reveal the holes for the pink section (or whatever section(s) you desire). If your package isn't new, you can accomplish the same thing by putting scotch or packing tape over the sections/colors you don't want to use. Note - if you *really* wanted to customize the color, the tape can also cover only a portion of *each* section, so for instance, uncover all the holes for pink, but only half or a third of the holes for the dark powder, or whatever combo you want. Yes, if you peel up and reposition the tape frequently, you will eventually need to refresh with new tape so it's sticky, but this is still a cheap and easy fix. Pro tip - when I'm laying down tape and a tab would be handy, I fold a little bit of the end back on itself.Another option would be to *very carefully* lift up the sifting tray and scoop the color(s) into a separate container. If I use up a face powder container with a screw on lid, I keep it around for travel or to mix new shades so I have spares without having to buy.And that's why I actually wanted this product with 3 shades, even though I'm only using the pink on a daily basis. The lighter and darker shades I'm keeping for "color mixing", like when I buy the wrong shade of powder, or for winter and summer as my skin tone changes.I'll add the pink isn't super pink and might not be enough for my Asian/olive skin tone. I wanted to try pink powder for the first time for color correcting so when this container is gone, I might try the One Size pink powder which seems much pinker and is getting rave reviews.I haven't actually used the powder yet, it just arrived, so I can't speak to its performance but I wanted to jot down this tip because I saw other Reviewers wondering the same thing about using the colors separately. Hope that helps!