Just like most of us, I have oily skin. Not just oily, I feel like I have super oily skin. After I have watched several random reels using Dr. Sensitive All Day No Sebum Blur Powder, I went to Watson’s (Rob Jaro my case) to buy the powder and to check myself if it is indeed effective.
I asked one of the salesladies and we had a quick small talk that there are “a lot of people buying” also the product. She asked me if it is effective but since I haven’t tried it yet, I answered her that it is also my first time trying.
The product
In its packaging, it says that Dr. Sensitive All Day No Sebum Blur Powder helps to soften and blur the appearance of pores while providing oil and shine control for an all-day fresh look. It has a creamy formula and a light-diffusing action that makes skin smoother and more radiant.
You can also buy Dr. Sensitive All Day No Sebum Blur Powder on Shopee.
It is 25g and comes in three shades. I got the translucent and natural. It is a loose powder and it comes with its puff but you can also use your powder brush. It has no mirror. It costs me ₱169.00 per shade.
The application process
Using its own cosmetic puff or powder brush, dust a light layer on the face. You can wear it on top of moisturizer, after sunblock, or as a setting powder after makeup. Or just as it’s own. You can reapply throughout the day as needed.
The performance
At first, I wear it only half day and I can say that it was great. I tried the translucent shade, and it sits well on top of my makeup. It is there but it feels like it is not there. Very lightweight. The second time, I wear it a little longer. I did errands at 1:00 P.M. Eat ramen and karaage at 2:00 P.M. Shop and did groceries until 6:00 P.M. but my face still looks and feel matte.
Additional details
I commute (public jeepney; a combination of traditional and modern) to and from point to point. It has no odor or strong scent. I was a little hesitant to try on powders because I have asthma and it may trigger but so far, it did not.
Hope this helps!
Disclaimer: Personal experience may differ from person to person.
