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Hitting Pan on Majolica Majorca Pressed Pore Cover

I AM SO SAD BUT SO HAPPY!



Notice that the pan on the MM powder is black. I switched my MM Pressed Pore cover from the original Skin Remaker -- because the cake foundation smell of the latter got the best of me!

I love love love love love this shit. I've hit pan so I'm trying all I can to contact sellers to provide me with the refill.

Here it is inside the original cover. Mysterious but elegant. I love the MM 24H Fantasia, too, as it is the opposite of the powder casing below, very white and sweet looking! But I love them both for their function anyway.


Here it is... showing you the pristine powder! It looks pretty light in the picture, but I discovered that this is almost a transparent powder. It is so finely milled that it sets very naturally to your original skin tone.


My friend who has heard of the way some people compare Mac Blot Powder to Majolica Majorca powder. I haven;t really tried anything out by Mac except their concealer. I wonder how true those claims are...

Toodles! Off to find a refill somewhere !

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  1. PEACHY PINK SISTERS9:35:00 AM

    Gorgeous packaging! Gotta love Asian brands! :)

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  2. Aicha Amano11:42:00 AM

    I love them to bits! The gold case customizable is to die for!!!!

    I'm a sucker for packaging.

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  3. Golden1:21:00 PM

    Good for you sis. You've found your HG face powder.

    Lots of love,

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