An HD matifying powder in four indispensible shades are available as refills in post consumer resin clamshells. Translucent – Use on any skin. Lilac – Use to brighten sallow tones. Peach – Use to warm up pale skin. Dark – Use on ethnic skins or as a bronzer
Ultra water resistant formula guarantees complexion perfection, even under pressure
Sensitive-skin appropriate, HDTV approved
Proprietary technology eliminates shine, lessens transference, refines pores and gives skin a flawless, smooth appearance
Environmentally responsible formulation and packaging
May Contain: Iron Oxides (CI 77489, CI77491, CI 77492, CI 77499), Ultramarines (CI 77007).
Gluten free
Vegan
Place your brush head flat onto the outer edge of the powder. Using medium pressure, swirl the brush in a circular motion twice around the outer edge of the powder. Tap the brush on the edge of the compact twice making sure the excess falls on top of the cake. Product may be applied just to oily areas of the face or the entire face. Use downward strokes with medium pressure to apply the product
Complete coverage: The amount of product applied and overall finish of Beyond Matte is dictated by the brush used. • To completely matify the face, apply Beyond Matte with the Handi Brush or Powder Brush for a velvety smooth finish. • For a medium matte finish, dust on Beyond Matte with the Blending Brush. This deposits slightly less product for a clean matte finish. • To leave a little glow on the skin, apply Beyond Matte with the Fan Brush. This deposits a very small amount of product, creating a natural finish.
Limited coverage: Although Beyond Matte bestows a flawless finish when used on the entire face, it is also ideal for touch-ups to small areas. • For a controlled glow, apply Beyond Matte to the center of cheeks, nose, forehead and chin. • To give lipstick a dramatic pop, apply Beyond Matte over the entire mouth area with the Handi Brush before applying lip color. • To tone down shimmer eye shadow, apply Beyond Matte over the eyes with the Large Shader Brush.
