Revolution Loose Baking Powder Banana (2)

Revolution Loose Baking Powder Banana is a yellow-toned loose powder, and the yellow is the point. Banana powder does something a translucent one cannot: the warm tone cancels blue and purple under-eye darkness while it sets, so you get brightening and setting in the same step.

Baking is the technique it is built for. Press a generous layer onto the areas that crease, let body heat set the makeup underneath, then dust the excess away. The result is a crease-resistant under-eye that also looks brighter than before.

Key Features

• Banana yellow tone, it cancels blue-toned under-eye darkness.
• Built for baking, designed to be layered and dusted away.
• Sets and brightens, two jobs from one step.
• Finely milled, it presses on smoothly rather than sitting gritty.
• Controls shine, especially across the T-zone.
• Loose format, ideal for baking as well as everyday setting.

Benefits

• Brighter under-eyes, the yellow tone lifts darkness rather than just covering it.
• Crease-resistant, the main reason people bake at all.
• Longer-lasting base, makeup holds through heat and long days.
• Two steps in one, correcting and setting together.
• Flexible use, bake with it or dust it lightly to set.

How To Use

After foundation and concealer, load a damp sponge or a puff with powder. Press a generous layer under the eyes and anywhere that creases. Leave it for three to five minutes, then dust the excess away with a large fluffy brush. It bakes over the Conceal & Define Concealer particularly well.

Tips for Best Results

• Use a damp sponge to press it in, a dry brush will not bake properly.
• Give it three to five minutes before dusting away.
• Dust off thoroughly, yellow powder shows if you leave excess behind.
• For daytime, skip baking and use a light dusting instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why yellow instead of translucent?
A: Yellow cancels blue and purple under-eye darkness, so it brightens as well as sets.

Q: Will it look yellow on my skin?
A: Not if you dust the excess away thoroughly after baking.

Q: How long do I leave it on?
A: Three to five minutes before dusting away the excess.

Q: Who does banana powder suit best?
A: Fair to medium complexions especially, though it works more widely with a light hand.

Q: Can I use it as a normal setting powder?
A: Yes, just apply a much lighter layer and skip the waiting.

Q: Will it look cakey?
A: Not if you dust the excess away thoroughly with a large soft brush.

For a pressed banana powder you can carry, the Relove HD Super Matte Banana Powder is the compact version. Both are stocked in Kuwait.