Inglot Translucent Loose Powder Review

Hi everyone,

Belated many happy returns of the day Rati. Loved the London pics a lot! I so loved the NYX Budapest lip stain on you, I am planning to pick it up soon. Coming to this review, I have extremely oily eyelids and anything I apply on my eyes smudges like hell. I am on the constant lookout for tips and tricks to sort my problem. I have also stopped using Kaya Brightening and Firming Eye Cream these days to see whether that would help me with this issue. It occurred to me that a magic product named loose powder could be of some help here. I googled IMBB and found some nice articles and reviews here and here. I zeroed on the brands MAC and Vichy and went shopping over the weekend to set myself free from the oily eyelid zone. Before reaching the MAC stores, I decided to glance towards the latest products at Inglot that hit the stores. My eyes soon set on the loose powder tester present there and I picked up the smallest of them all. The SA said that there were 9 variants available of the same and in 2 different sizes. She suggested #212 to me.

Inglot Translucent Loose Powder

Price:
INR 950 for 1.5 gm.
Product Description:
Translucent powder that sets foundation with a long-lasting matte finish. Silica and special treated mica allow to absorb sebum. Rinse eyes immediately if the product comes in contact with eyes.

Inglot Translucent Loose Powder details at the back

Ingredients:
Inglot Translucent Loose Powder ingredients

Colors available: 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218.

Inglot Translucent Loose Powder shade name

My Experience with Inglot Translucent Loose Powder:

My only experience with loose powders till now has been with Revlon Bare Lustrous Powder. That was way back and I have only used pressed powder till now. I was fascinated with loose powders from some time and it was on my to-buy list. My main intent was to matte out my eye area as I didn’t feel a huge need of the same for my face and hence I picked the smallest of the sizes available.

Inglot Translucent Loose Powder packaging

Inglot Translucent Loose powder 212 comes in a cute black round plastic tub packaging. It has a twist type of cap which opens to a transparent inner lid which has a few small holes to eject the powder of the tub without any wastage. There is also a small white-colored puff for application, which is the cutest part. As I am more inclined to use brushes, I intend to keep this puff as a beauty object only in my makeup vanity. The loose powder is of light brown color and matches my skin perfectly. It’s made of very fine talc which has a smooth finish and absorbs into the skin easily giving a nice matte effect.

Inglot Translucent Loose Powder pan

I use it on my face after all makeup to control the oily look and tender a neat and fabulous finish. On my eyes, I use it after the eye base, on the lids, to get a neat canvas for my eyeshadows to play on. I also apply them below my eyes to stop the kohl from spreading and also to control the greasiness in that area. I have noticed that I can do a slight touch up after 4 to 5 hours if required for a long-lasting effect. As I have super oily eyelids, I prefer to carry this small tub in my purse. All I need while doing a touch up is to swirl a bit of this powder on my face and touch up my lipstick and I am done. It’s my first product from Inglot and I love it a lot. Also, it has so many variants to suit different complexions. The packaging is small and travel friendly and accompanies me everywhere these days.

Inglot Translucent Loose Powder swatch