What it is:A double-duty blotting powder.What it does:Get rid of shine, discoloration, and redness as you create a flawless finish with Benefit's supreme blotting powder that blot, blot, blots away shadows and imperfections and provides a matte, mistake-proof finish. The ultra-silky powder does double-duty as it eliminates both shine and blotchiness.

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does this product come with sponge or applicator?

does this product require more foundation or can it be worn alone?

asked 1 year, 2 months ago

katblake

(mc minnville, tn)

on Get Even

4 answers

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answer 1

yes, it does.

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

stealmysunshine

(My heart is in CA)

answer 2

Yes, it comes with a sponge, but it looks better if you apply it with a kabuki or powder brush.

answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago

kota

(San Antonio, TX)

answer 3

This product does come with an applicator pad, but it doesn't last very long. I bought a pack of powder pads and I usually switch to them after the Benefit one wears out.
Most days I apply concealer, foundation, my Get Even powder, and then blush. But when I don't feel like doing the whole routine, I can skip the foundation and just use concealer, powder, and blush. It mostly depends on your skin and the coverage you need/prefer. This powder gives great coverage on its own.

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

NatalieAnn

(Memphis, TN)

answer 4

This item does come with a sponge. For best results I would use this for setting foundation and for touch-ups, but it can be used alone if you do not need full coverage.

answered 1 year, 2 months ago

MakeupMaven

(San Francisco, CA)

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Pressed powder or Hello Flawless?

I was just checking these two powders out and Im wondering which do you reccomend more? I have oliy skin, and would like to be able to have a portable powder, that reduces redness and shine. Thanks =)

asked 5 months, 3 weeks ago

Pineapplegirl

(Valley of California)

on Get Even

3 answers

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answer 1

This is better at reducing shine than hello flawless, but does not provide as much coverage, so it depends on what you're looking for.

answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago

kota

(San Antonio, TX)

answer 2

The Get Even pressed powder would work better for you.

answered 4 months ago

stealmysunshine

(Massachusetts)

answer 3

Try the Benefit "Get Even" for on-the-go touchups. It's a quality product and the compact is purse-friendly.

answered 5 months, 1 week ago

QueenLiv

(toronto)

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what color to use if i use Bare Minerals fairly light foundation

asked 11 months ago

shilden

(Hollister, CA)

on Get Even

3 answers

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answer 1

The light one would be the best according to the description you gave.

answered 4 months ago

stealmysunshine

(Massachusetts)

answer 2

I used BE Fairly light, and I use the light in this product. P.S. You may not even need the BE after you try this

answered 10 months ago

kaydoo

(Wall,NJ)

answer 3

go for the light. because it's a powder foundation- it will blend nicely with your skin so you could even go a step up without having a streaky/dark look. benefit foundations are known for warming to your natural skin tone- so don't be afraid!

answered 11 months ago

hayhay

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Color

I use Nonfiction #4 which shade light or med would I use on Get Even?

asked 11 months ago

veaustin

(Austin)

on Get Even

2 answers

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answer 1

I think you should use the medium. The light one is really, really pale which is meant for very fair skintones.

answered 8 months ago

stealmysunshine

(Massachusetts)

answer 2

If your skin is fair (porcelain) with pink undertones, use light. I have fair skin with yellow undertones (freckles) and I found the medium to be perfect for me.

answered 10 months ago

mcw141

(Lexington, KY)

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is it non-acnegenic?

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

Anonymous

(LA, CA)

on Get Even

2 answers

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answer 1

I don't think that this product causes acne since it is oil-free and is an oil-absrober, and the coverage is not thick and heavy since it is powder based.

answered 8 months ago

stealmysunshine

(Massachusetts)

answer 2

I assume you mean Non-comedogenic (does not causes pimples & blackheads. While Benefit doesn't specifically claim that their products are hypo-allergenic or non-comedogenic; given that this product is oil free and its purpose is threefold: to even out skin tone, to matify and as an oil blotting powder. chances are it is safe to say it is not going to cause acne.

01 (light)

answered 1 year ago

FrauleinVonHass

(Rancho Park, CA)

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