What it is: This shimmering, silky powder catches the light and gives the skin a unique glow. What it does: Easy to use and suitable for all skin types, this powder combines an extremely fine yet dense texture. Only a small amount is necessary for a visible and fabulous result. What else you need to know: Dany's Tip: "You can shade it off easily with an eye shadow or powder brush. Use a damp brush to increase shine and hold. You can also dab a small amount on the areas of the face that need highlighting: around the eyes, on the cheekbones, and over lipstick." Sephora is the exclusive beauty retailer for this product.

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Questions & Answers for MAKE UP FOR EVER Star Powder

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Does Make Up For Ever test on animals?

asked 3 years, 10 months ago

magentasparkle

(Los Angeles, CA)

on Star Powder

4 answers

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answer 1

I can't find any info. either way. I checked the caring consumer website and I didn't see them on either list. I emailed the company in Paris several days ago to get an official answer and I haven't heard back yet. I only buy cruelty free.

answered 3 years, 3 months ago

baileypreston

(north east MD)

answer 2

They do. If you do a search for "companies that test on animals", they show up on several of the websites listed under "companies that do test on animals".

answered 3 years, 3 months ago

asira

(TX)

answer 3

Unfortunately yes, you can check for yourself at caringconsumer.com. Make Up For Ever is listed under the companies that DO test on animals.

answered 3 years, 3 months ago

asira

(TX)

answer 4

answered 3 years, 9 months ago

stanner

(Charlottesville, VA)

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can these be used as eye pigments or are they not very pigmented at all?

asked 4 years, 8 months ago

keecat

on Star Powder

3 answers

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answer 1

I found them to be quite pigmented!

answered 4 years ago

avell

(British Columbia, Canada)

answer 2

I actually have this in quite a few colors and they are very sheer, but if you wet them down they can be very pigmented

answered 4 years, 1 month ago

Bassgurl79

(South Portland, Maine)

answer 3

ABSOLUTELY YOU CAN!!! THESE ARE VERY PIGMENTED. BEAUTIFUL RANGE OF COLORS TOO.

answered 4 years, 7 months ago

divamom

(San Jose, CA)

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Proper Color for light olive skin?

I am over 65 and I would like to highlight my cheek bones, underneath the eyes, with a light gold shimmer. I'm not sure which color to buy.

asked 3 years, 11 months ago

mar35ge

(Bedford, nh)

on Star Powder

2 answers

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answer 1

I am looking for an iridenscent,bright, shimmery color to highlight my brow bone is star powder right for this? Does anyone else use it this way?

answered 3 years, 2 months ago

laserrell

(Santa Maria,CA)

answer 2

Without hesitation Cosmic Girl by Nars...its a cream and I use everywhere you want to use it...its amazing!!!!! trust me on this one you wont regret it..youll wonder how you ever went without!!!

answered 3 years, 10 months ago

janesaddicttion

(pittsburgh, pa)

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White/Turquoise 944 as a highlighter?

I would like a very light blue color for a highlighter for various parts of my face. I don't want it to look like i have actualy blue on my face, but sort of a bluish glow. Sort of mystical. I have very light skin, raven hair, and medium brown eyes. Is this too blue or not blue enough? Thank you!

asked 3 years, 5 months ago

Anonymous

(Pittsburgh, PA)

on Star Powder

2 answers

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answer 1

for what you're looking for, i think this is perfect. but remember a LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY. start with a little and keep adding. this color is the one i use for my fairy/mermaid looks to highlight

answered 2 years, 11 months ago

janer1988

(Kansas City, MO)

answer 2

Your best bet might be the make up forever primer,they have several tones,depending on your skin,and dont worry about it coming off or caking,once you put it on it stays,regardless of skintype,however,you should solicit the help of one of the sales associates when/or before purchasing,they usually know,or woud try it on the back of your hand. I suggest you go outside of the store in other kind of lighting to actually see if is the one for you. Good luck!

answered 3 years, 5 months ago

Dauppidy

(miami,fl.)

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I am looking for an iridescent shimmer powder to dust on my cheek bones and under my eye brows. I have a fair complexion and blonde hair. What color

would you suggest? I am looking for the shimmer effect to draw attention to the contours of my face. Thank you.

asked 3 years, 1 month ago

MsDustin

(chandler, arizona)

on Star Powder

2 answers

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answer 1

i wouldn't suggest this product ... unless you want a scaley look... like a fish.

answered 2 years, 11 months ago

photomom3

(bellevue WA)

answer 2

I have olive skin and I use the White/Orange 940, I would suggest going to the actual store and testing out what each of the white based powders look agains your skin. The one I have is used to highlight, just as you were explaining and it is adds an amazing glow!

answered 3 years, 1 month ago

BrittyBrat

(Long Island, NY)

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what size is this .35 oz. ??

looking for loose powder teinte #3

asked 3 years, 6 months ago

gingerbee

(little rock ar)

on Star Powder

2 answers

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answer 1

The discription says 0.09

answered 2 years, 6 months ago

db9561

answer 2

All of my Star Powders are
.09 It sounds like a little bit of powder for the price but this powder will last you a long time!

answered 3 years, 5 months ago

lapiovra

(chicago , Il)

Question

looking for a product

do you have for order on line
Ref: 90948
Lot Ld12A
Star Powder,,, Makeup forever ( Its a silver pearl like color.

asked 3 years, 3 months ago

nfld

on Star Powder

1 answer

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answer 1

Might it be the Pearl Gold 902?

answered 3 years, 3 months ago

asira

(TX)

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Why isn't cake eyeliner as popular as it used to be. You could get a beautiful thin/thick line with little effort. I was constantly using AZiZA line

No more cake eyeliner with those wonderful brushes!!! Why Not???

asked 2 years, 7 months ago

Anonymous

(Martinez, CA)

on Star Powder

1 answer

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answer 1

Just use any matte black shadow as a liner or any color you like that is a matte along with an eyeliner brush. I don't buy eyeliner, I use matte shadow and it lasts all day.

answered 8 months ago

gb73

(Jersey City, NJ)

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star powder 944?

where is the star powder MUFE # 944? emerald kind of color?

asked 2 years, 6 months ago

bella55

(Raritan, NJ)

on Star Powder

1 answer

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answer 1

We don't currently carry this color. Although we do have most Star Powder shades from Make Up For Ever, there are several colors that we don't carry from the brand.

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

janinebt

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Star powders being pulled from stores?

I just spoke to a Sephora SA at the Town Center in Boca Raton and she informed me that all of the "eye powders" had been pulled from the shelves. I'm going this afternoon and will double check- can anyone confirm that these will no longer be sold in the actual stores? Thanks!

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

ejclow

(Miami, FL)

on Star Powder

1 answer

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answer 1

I think it may depend upon the store. They still have them in Short Hills NJ & in fact Short Hills has a whole huge Makeup Forever display, so I don't think they're gonna be getting rid of Star Powder in my neck of the woods anytime soon. One thing I would remind you -- if you need to order something online because your branch of Sephora doesn't stock what you want, you can still return it right there in your local branch if it ends up not being perfect for you. Happiest Holidays! I'll definitely be needing Star Powder to dress up for the holidays myself, so I can totally understand any minor flip-out you may be experiencing over potential Star Powder withdrawal. I would feel exactly the same way!

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

vishnurocks

(Summit NJ)

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