L'Oreal Paris True Match Super Blendable Powder Compact Powder

I didn't purchase this here, nor was it on sale, and I truly regret the money spent. The tester seemed fine, but the actual product was different. I had never used powders before, but this was a complete fiasco and disappointment. The sponge is terrible, and you can't pick up the product with a brush. As mentioned by others, it became "greasy" very quickly (even after the first use) because the texture is dry, and you have to rub the sponge hard to get any amount of product on it. I'm considering trying to crush it, but I initially planned to carry it in my purse. I hope my review will be helpful to someone.

Great powder! However, out of the three packages, only one came with a decent sponge. The other two had a cheap, cotton-like pad. (I don't know about others, but I can only use the foam sponge comfortably.)

I didn't purchase it here, but I didn't like the powder. It doesn't pick up well with either a brush or the terrible cheap sponge that comes with it. As others have mentioned, it's so dry that it seems to get greasy because you have to rub it a lot just to get anything on the sponge. I previously used the L'Oreal Paris Infallible powder, which was in a different league. However, its darkest shade became too light for summer and provided a bit too much coverage since it's a cream-to-powder formula, so I decided to try this one in shade 4N. The shade matched well, but that's mainly because the powder hardly applies at all… and on the face, it looks like cheap talcum powder. You'd hope it would at least keep you matte for a long time, but it doesn't even do that. For example, the mattifying powder from Catrice is cheaper and better quality, although it lacks a mirror. Interestingly, when I tried this powder using a tester at a well-known store, it felt nicer and applied better. So, what was in the tester turned out to be different from what was in the actual product.

I ordered the 2N Vanilla, as mentioned in the product description, but received 2N - Neutre/Neutral instead. Overall, I am satisfied with the quality of the powder, and a special thanks for the delivery, which is always top-notch.

It's unfortunate to write this, but my wife really disliked the powder. She says it doesn't mattify at all and doesn't apply properly to the face, whether in a thin or thick layer. The sponge is cheap, and the design is very basic. This is probably the first time we've been so disappointed with a purchase from your store. Unfortunately, we cannot recommend it.

I was completely disappointed with this powder. The packaging quality is terrible, made of flimsy plastic, and the sponge is extremely cheap. The powder became shiny after just a few uses. It's not worth the price. I don't recommend it.

The powder arrived with broken sides, but since I bought it for myself, I decided to keep it. However, the powder is terrible. It doesn't pick up on the brush in any way, doesn't blend well, and forms clumps. I was unpleasantly surprised, especially because the foundation of this brand has been my favorite for many years. I strongly advise against it!

Terrible powder! Zero effect! Even the sponge feels like it belongs to the cheapest powder... Money wasted.

I received the 2N product from Europe and it came in a very nice package. The label says "Neutral," but here it is mentioned as "Vanile?" At first glance, it seems to have a vanilla-like color. The powder is finely milled and provides a natural finish without masking imperfections or removing shine.

Shade #2 is slightly darker for fair skin.