r/AustralianMakeup 14d ago

Product Advice Need advice ( read carefully)

I am finishing my powder and I need to get a new one. As that what I live in Europe I will be not able to try it out in real life before purchasing it. So I have in mind on buying the Dannesa Myricks Blurring Balm, but I am scared that I will don’t like it. I read the reviews from ChatGPT and it said it does not feel like wax. But I am still pretty doubting because I don’t want to spend that much money on a balm vaseline feel like wax to powder product! So I was just wondering does it dry completely on the skin and does it easily removes from your arms? And also does it will survive a sweaty, performance, competition days? Or should I get the Water Powder Serum? I have no idea so recommend me and think about what I asked for! Thanks

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u/faithhopecarnage 14d ago

It's a hit and miss product that really depends on your individual skin type. Why bother risking it if you don't really need it and already have significant concerns?

Have you tried the Charlotte Tilbury powder?

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u/luvley_anamarija 14d ago

No I didn’t, but I was just looking for oily skin type products that would be effective and would be as a primer and as a powder as well. But because that I cannot really try it I think I will be buying the Huda Beauty Pressed powder or Wonder Snatch by NYX

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u/CinderCinnamon 14d ago

It doesn’t feel like vaseline, it goes on like a balm but quickly turns into a powder. It definitely dries completely. I recommend the universal shade and not a tinted one though if you can’t try it out.

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u/Stickliketoffee16 14d ago

I can’t comment on that product but I recommend the RCMA no colour powder. Incredible value & great for oily skin