Becca Cosmetics introduces translucent setting powder for long-lasting make-up

By Becky Bargh | Published: 14-Mar-2018
Skin Care

The beauty brand’s products are designed to use light for the best possible beauty looks

Estée Lauder-owned brand Becca Cosmetics has introduced its first Hydra-Mist Set & Refresh Powder (£32).

The translucent setting powder is designed to keep make-up in place for long-lasting wear.

Staying true to the brand’s ethos of using light as its inspiration, the formula contains light-reflecting powers, which help blur and smooth fine lines.

It also contains 50% water and glycerin, which is said to create a mist-like sensation on skin, making it suitable to use as a refresher to keep skin hydrated throughout the day.

The product is available from Space NK and Cult Beauty.


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