What it is:An illuminating pressed powder.What it does:The latest member of the Meteorites family, Guerlain Meteorites Pearls Compact draws its inspiration from the classic pearl. This high-tech powder accentuates light, conceals blemishes, and brings out radiance, without shine.What else you need to know:Each compact contains an array of four complementary shades that create a luminous glow, the correcting color in the center can be used to conceal redness, cover blemishes, or tone down dark undereye circles. Swirl on the corresponding matte and pearlescent hues to touch up your look with a subtle iridescence.

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How do I know which shade to select with this product? I am medium fair not olive and not very fair just a medium skin tone

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

sarasotalady

on Meteorites Illuminating Pressed Powder

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answer 1

I am fair skinned with blonde hair and I adore all three compacts which I own...My favorite is the lightest because for my skin it offers the most luminous glow. I like the beige color second because it offers a nice tannish hint for a faux glow...I use all three. You can't go wrong...amazing product!!!

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

GorgeousGirl

(Folsom, CA)

answer 2

I would get #2 (Rose) because that is suited for most skin tones. #1 is for very fair skin tones, and #3 is for darker, more tan skin tones.

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

Eunicemk

(Washington, DC)

answer 3

I would go with the medium shade - You don't want to look washed out. I bought it at a Sephora store so I was able to test it. I got the one with the purple center and it is fine for me. I have reddish brown hair and fair/light skin.

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

Lyon

(Boston, MA)

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Pressed vs. loose meteorites

How much different is the pressed powder, then the loose pearls? I have the loose pearls already. Is the pressed one more 'colorful' on the skin?

asked 4 months, 2 weeks ago

Flowerqt

(Pembroke Pines, Fl)

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answer 1

I have both versions. The pressed version on first usage is quite sparkly but after that initial time the finish is semi-matte with a very light glow to the skin. It also unifies the skin tone and leaves a soft finish. I think the ball version is a bit more shimmery and has more of a luminating effect.

answered 6 days ago

Ines

(Seattle, WA)

answer 2

I bought both. I think the pressed powder has more of a shimmer than the loose version, which I think is more subtle. I didn't notice it being any more "colorful" than the loose version.

answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago

roolet

(san francisco, ca)

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Which powder for which skin tone?

Are these powders specific to skin tone or is it just the colors do different things? I have fair skin and wasn't sure which one to get.

asked 8 months ago

angie76

on Meteorites Illuminating Pressed Powder

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answer 1

I just purchased this in Mythic but was debating on whether to get that or Beige Chic. I ended up getting the Mythic because I went on another site and they said that Mythic was supposed to be for light to medium complexions which would be me. On another note, I also have the loose version of this in Beige and that suits my fair to light complexion but just gives a bit of a sun kissed glow w/out being obvious. I guess it depends on what look you are going for. Hope that helps!

answered 1 week, 6 days ago

Ines

(Seattle, WA)

answer 2

this powder is for medium skin tone if you have a darker skin tone it wont match

answered 7 months ago

elycarino

(san diego ca)

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usage

The product never really explained what kind of brush should be used? Should i just use a regular foundation brush?

asked 1 year ago

ymai

on Meteorites Illuminating Pressed Powder

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Another great option is to invest in a large puff. Laura Mercier makes a nice one and so does Make Up Forever. You just lightly swipe/swirl across the top of the compact and then apply. It is also much easier to carry this puff with you in your handbag on-the-go.

answered 8 months ago

Kellybag

(Ft. Lauderdale, Fl)

answer 2

Because this is such a specialized product, I would advise against using a foundation brush (too dense) or a 'multi-function' brush (don't want to mix products). I'd purchase either the Meteorites pink brush or the Bare Ecsentuals full face brush. It means adding to your investment, but is worth it.

answered 11 months ago

Outdoorlady

(Stockton, CA)

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Pearlescence

Does the pearlescence last? I just got mine today and although I love how my skin looks (it possitively glows!) I looked at the remaining compact and saw that the area where my brush had touched was not as pearlescent. I imagine that is what makes the skin look so glowy. Is this the same with the loose pearls?

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

HippyChic

(Arlington, TX)

on Meteorites Illuminating Pressed Powder

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answer 1

This product is amazing! I have it in Mythic Parfait and also Nacre des Mers which was a limited edition and i love both of them. The pearly effect never fades and it's still there in your powder even if you don't see it :D

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

MissBee

answer 2

I have had all three compacts since they launched and the pearlescence never goes away! That's why it's such an amazing product and worth every penny!!!

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

GorgeousGirl

(Folsom, CA)

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Pearly or Shimmer?

Is this product a pearly illuminator or a shimmer illuminator? Thanks!

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

bluetube

(Clarendon Hills, IL)

on Meteorites Illuminating Pressed Powder

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answer 1

This product is more of an illuminator than a shimmer.

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

Floof

(Olympia, Washington)

answer 2

It's more of a pearl.

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

HippyChic

(Arlington, TX)

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I have black hair with green eyes with a yellowness and some red, what color would work best for me?

asked 5 months, 1 week ago

MosMom

(Keller, TX)

on Meteorites Illuminating Pressed Powder

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#3 This powder is very light my skin is fair and I always buy a shade darker but #3 was great for me and I was using it in the winter I wish that they would do more shades darker so I can use it in the summer when I have a tan.

answered 2 months, 2 weeks ago

Irine

(New York)

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Hi, I'm wondering which color to get of the Meteorites pressed pwdr. I have fair Irish skin w/ruddiness/Hazel eyes

need advice on which color to buy. I am fair skinned, red hair, classic Irish pale skin with red undertones.

asked 9 months ago

IrishEyes17

(Everett, WA)

on Meteorites Illuminating Pressed Powder

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answer 1

I would defintely recoment the Meteorites Illuminating Pressed Powder for your skin tone. I myself am very fair with green eyes and pink undertones and I think this product works great as a finishing powder. I will also add a little extra under my eyes and the very top of my cheekbone for a little bit of a highlight. As a nurse, I have a very busy schedule and this is great for a touch up mid day. Not to mention, I love the smell!

answered 9 months ago

AngelaKyle

(Pratt, Ks)

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Coverage

Does this powder cover any minor imperfections? Or does it al least even out your skin tone? I have their primer and it's gorgeous but i'm thinking of buying this too.. I just want something that will even out my skin but I don't want a foundation or anything.. Will this work for me?

asked 11 months ago

MissBee

on Meteorites Illuminating Pressed Powder

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answer 1

This evens out the skin but doesn't provide heavy coverage by any means.

answered 11 months ago

Hilary123

(Baltimore, MD)

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How do you use it?

Should you swirl the brush to combine the outer colors and use the pearl in the center as a sort of "spot" treatment, mix them all together or use them separately?

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

Oneirix

(San Francisco, CA)

on Meteorites Illuminating Pressed Powder

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answer 1

Usually I swirl all the colors together but occasionally I will single out the center color and use it as a subtle yet beautiful eye shadow.

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

GorgeousGirl

(Folsom, CA)

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