Kiko Milano Colour Correction Face Fixing Powder Correction Fixing Powder

Silky powder, finely ground, seems well pressed as it doesn't create any dust, but there are visible cracks along the color borders, which gives the overall appearance of the compact a somewhat messy look. For the price that the brand asks for this powder, it would be nice to have it without the aforementioned drawback. And it's not just me - other compacts also have the same appearance. I want to mention that these cracks don't appear immediately, but only when the top layer of powder is removed, so you won't notice anything when receiving and inspecting it. The surprise will come after using it once or twice. Of course, this is not a major flaw, but I couldn't help but mention it because the appearance of the product matters to many people.

It's important to understand that it won't cover serious flaws, as it's not a super high-coverage powder, but it does an excellent job with the functions claimed by the manufacturer. It effectively evens out the skin tone and works well on some problem areas. Overall, the skin looks fresh and well-groomed. The shade of the powder is quite light, and I wouldn't say that it has the ability to adapt to the skin tone. It's ideal for light skin. In other cases, it will lighten the skin, which makes this powder not universal (not suitable for everyone based on the shade). Thanks to the light-reflecting particles, the powder visually smooths the skin and gives a natural glow. The texture is lightweight, and you don't feel the powder on your face at all. It doesn't dry out and behaves flawlessly throughout the day. It was a perfect match for my combination light skin. I deduct a star for those cracks between the colors because no matter how much I blend the powder, they don't disappear. It seems like the manufacturer didn't work on that aspect. Maybe it's nitpicking on my part, but I always care about aesthetics, sorry.