Translucent Loose Setting Powder.

"I'm going to go in with the Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Setting Powder. This is the original formula. They've since launched a few different ones, like a luminous one and a blurring one, but I'm just going to go ahead and tap this all over the eyelid to prep for eyeshadow."

"I'm going to be using the very classic Laura Mercier translucent setting powder. This has been around forever and I don't see it going anywhere either. It's one of the most timeless and foolproof products period. I just think it's going to work on anybody. Obviously the amount matters here as well. I feel like this is a product that you can accidentally go overboard with, so I'm using a very small amount and just buffing it into the complexion with my brush. I'm also setting the under eyes and I'm focusing it in the T-Zone where I just want a little bit more of a matte finish and the most longevity, that's where I get the most oily throughout the day."

"The Laura Mercier one is a classic. It's a little bit more of a, I don't want to say heavy because it doesn't look heavy on the skin. It's not as light as this one in texture, but both of them look great on the skin."

"This is a powder that's like pretty heavy duty so I could see how some people just might not vibe with the intensity of it. You obviously you can change the intensity by how much you apply but it's more of a heavy powder compared to like my Huda Beauty one. But it's a classic, you know, a lot of people love it, a lot of people have tried it, a lot of people rave about it, and so therefore there's got to be people who don't."

"I do want to kind of blur things a little using my Laura Mercier setting powder. This is just a classic and it's just gonna give a little more of an airbrushed finish to the face. I'm taking my powder puff and kind of massaging the powder into the puff into my hand and then I'm going to press this into the skin through the T-Zone mostly for me so everything just like is locked in all day but also has that slight airbrushed finish so we kind of get a happy medium between matte and glowy, keeping the outside of the face nice and glowy and then kind of transitions to this soft matte finish in the center."

"This is their regular translucent powder, but it's in the shade mint. The thing about these colored powders is while technically they are supposed to be helpful in kind of color correcting, I feel like because of my fair skin, I often turn the color of these powders. I'm lowkey hoping that this is sheer enough once it's applied to not turn me green. Apparently people love it for combating redness. I see a hint of tint of green, but it's not alarming, which is good. I am pleasantly surprised that I'm not completely green. Although I do kind of see a little hint of tint of green. The good news is I don't look completely green. The bad news is I don't think I personally would use this over the translucent one, but I think there's definitely a market for it. You got to have like probably a slightly deeper skin tone than me and some more redness to kind of neutralize. There is something about this Laura Mercier classic formula that is just so nice. It's a classic for a reason. And honestly, I have not used it enough lately. It's so good though."

"We are going to set the face with the Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Setting Powder. You guys know I love this one, so I was really happy to see that this won an award. It's so good. I'm going to press that underneath the eyes and through the T-zone, then I'm just going to take a fluffy brush and kind of dust that along the sides of the face."

"For setting powders, a classic available on Amazon is this one from Laura Mercier. I have the pink one, which I really like for under the eyes, it's a really good formula and comes in several different shades, I just love it. There's something extra blurring about the Laura Mercier powder."

"This is seriously an icon, I was happy to see it made it into the top three. There's a time and a place for a classic product that just works, and in this case it's iconic and it's been around for years for a reason."

"I'll use my green powder from Laura Mercier, very lightly dusted on the rest of my face. It turns out this really does help with redness, I feel like I always have redness around my nose these days."

"The Laura Mercier green powder, they say that this cancels out redness, and I feel like it does in such a soft, subtle way."

"I'm going to add a little powder. This is the Laura Mercier translucent powder in medium deep. I'm just gonna take the smallest amount of powder and just kind of tap right there."

"I set it with a setting powder so I used the Laura Mercier translucent powder in medium deep and that instantly took down a lot of the shine made it look a little bit more natural."

"I'm going to use this Laura Mercier translucent powder in medium deep just to kind of set everything so that we're not like, you know, muddying the waters for the next layers."

"We are going to put on the Laura Mercier translucent powder in medium deep to take down some of this shine. Much better."

"This is the Laura Mercier translucent medium deep powder. Just a little because I really love the finish, but I do have oily skin and it is somewhat warm today in New York City and you know, we don't want to look like a grease ball. So, I'm just going to really kind of get that especially in the areas where I tend to get super oily."

"I set it with the Laura Mercier translucent powder in medium deep. It gave it just like a little touch of color. It's not like a very pigmented powder, it just gave it a little hint of color."

"I've used for over 10 years, and this is the mini. It goes with me when I travel, is by Laura Mercier. It's their Translucent Loose Setting Powder. This one is not tinted, but just incredibly sheer and makes for a very flawless application and finish. Now, the key with any loose setting powder is you don't want to just pack it on. [...] I like light layers. If you're sensing a theme, light layers is the way to work for mature skin. So, what I will do is I will pour a little bit of powder into the cap and then I will take a densely bristled brush and I will swirl it in the powder and then tap off the extra. Swirl and tap. And I will actually be pressing that powder into the brush so that when I go and distribute it on my under eyes or on my midface, I'm just getting the slightest but very even sprinkle of powder. Less is more. It will still work beautifully, but you're going to have a lot less cakeiness."

"I'm going to set that with the Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Setting Powder so I don't want my under eyes to get all wrinkly crinkly over the course of the day."

"I use the Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Setting Powder. I've tried a lot of setting powders over the years and there are some really good ones out there, but Laura Mercier, she just never lets me down."

"I'm going in with my Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Setting Powder to just set things down so I can get a little more longevity out of the look, but also to help any powder products that I apply on top blend out a little bit more seamlessly."

"I have a little bit of Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Setting Powder as part of my makeup look."

"I like the one from Laura Mercier. I think those are like a good stunning foundation and a good finishing powder."

"Laura Mercier also has that soft ambient powder look which is actually my preferred, and they have a better deeper shade range because I feel like with Hourglass that's the one thing where I want one line that is for everyone because I have to do like three different products to get everything."

"If you have any areas you know get especially oily, you can also go in with a thin layer of a loose translucent powder such as Laura Mercier. I usually like to apply the powder step with either a damp sponge or a small setting brush."

"Yeah, this has got 20 grams in it as well. It retails for $78. It still has four times the amount of product as this, which still makes this $112 at the same amount of grams."

"I prep my powder before I blend my concealer. Taking Laura Mercier and I'm dabbing off the excess, then lightly blend under the eye. I always blend and set one eye at a time because it's really important to prep your powder. As soon as you're finished blending, you can set it. Take the translucent powder all the way down the face so that when you apply the rest of the powders, you don't get any patchiness."