Coty Airspun Loose Face Powder, Translucent, Pack of 2

I apply this powder to my face after liquid foundation. It helps to set the foundation, prevent the oily look, and prevent my face from getting oily in general. It's also useful for touchup later in the day to cover shiny spots. It's slightly colored, which I don't need, so the low visibility of the color doesn't bother me. It comes with a nice powder pad but I use my own brush normally. The only annoying thing is shaking the box delicately enough to get powder out of the holes and not over the side. That's irritating. Makes a great travel piece too!

Great product

I have been using Cody airspun powder for many years it is light and absorbs any oil from your skin to keep it fresh looking all day

I would definitely recommend this face powder. I have been buying it for years and years and I'm very satisfied with its quality. And the price is great compared to some of the other stuff out there. I would highly recommend this product

Like the light texture. Goes on smooth. Use on forehead and chin to reduce shine

I have used Cotey Face Powder for many years and was very happy to see Amazon carry it. It has a wonderful soft scent, it is sheer and finishes your make-up perfectly. Just creates that matt look you want as you walk out the door and it'll last all day. Just love this product!

I’ve used a lot of setting powders. From Maybelline, to Laura Mercier, to Tarte and Elf. High end to Drugstore. and I absolutely love this product, I don’t see myself spending money on any other setting powder. I told my friend I was tired of paying $60 for my Laura Mercier powder that only lasted a few months and she recommended this. It’s so affordable and works BETTER than the more expensive ones I’ve tried. and it lasts a long time! I’ve been using this for 2 months and still have LOTS of product left! I either use it to bake or set my face with a beauty blender. I recommend this to everyone now.

I wish they still made the unscented version of this, but I'm glad that the formula of Airspun hasn't seemed to change over the years. Still the best at mattifying, minimizing pores, and adding extra coverage without cakiness or oxidizing. I have vintage boxes (I do miss the gorgeous packaging of yore) from the 60's and 80's, and the formula seems to be consistent over the years. Now they just need to broaden their shade range, and bring back the unscented! (And if they can't do unscented, revive the other Coty scents, like L'Aimant and Emeraude. The Emeraude from the 60's was to die for.)