{"id":1979,"date":"2012-08-10T15:08:38","date_gmt":"2012-08-10T14:08:38","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.nikkietutorials.com\/web\/?p=1979"},"modified":"2012-09-11T10:35:39","modified_gmt":"2012-09-11T09:35:39","slug":"review-lioele-skinfix-powder-pact-oil-control-type","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nikkietutorials.com\/site\/2012\/08\/review-lioele-skinfix-powder-pact-oil-control-type\/","title":{"rendered":"Review: Lioele Skinfix Powder Pact -Oil-Control Type-"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\nI’ve been hearing a lot of great things about Lioele lately. It’s literally been everywhere on YouTube!
\nAnd of course, knowing me, When there’s a lot of buzz around a product, I have to have it.
\nLioele’s Skinfix Powder has been one of those buzzing<\/em> products.<\/p>\n

As always let’s start off with the packaging of this cutie:<\/p>\n

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\nLioele’s Skinfix Powder comes in a – in my opinion<\/em>– quite cheap plastic case.
\nIt’s cute cheap plastic, but still cheap. It feels weak, and I wouldn’t want to drop this.. That would be the end of it.
\nHowever, I do love the pink chrome, and it kind of gives me ”Little Girl Makeup<\/em>” vibes. I like that. It’s cute!<\/p>\n

Now one thing that I loved about this packaging is the way Lioele likes to store their powder puffs.
\nNormally brands just throw the puff in there, and call it a day.
\nNot with Lioele. They invented this special plastic ”holder” that keeps it locked from the powder itself. Genius!<\/p>\n

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\nLet’s talk a little more about the powder itself.
\nI personally have combination skin, and my T-Zone gets shiny after about 3-4 hours.
\nThat’s why I bought the Oil Control Type of this powder. It comes in two: Moisture Type & Oil Control Type<\/em>.<\/p>\n

I’m also very, very fair (MAC NC 15 – even lighter in Winter<\/em>). And most foundations and powders are too dark\/orange for me.
\nKnowing this brand is Asian you kind of expect light skin to be Lioele’s forte.
\nI decided to go for #21 ”Blooming Ivory” which is their lightest shade of this powder.<\/p>\n

Now believe it or not, This powder was actually quite yellow and dark-ish on me.
\nNothing drastic, but I could definitely tell. I don’t think anyone else around me noticed.<\/p>\n

Pigmentation of this powder is light to medium coverage. It just sets your foundation in a soft, pretty way.<\/p>\n

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\nNow for the big question you’re all waiting for (let’s just pretend a lot of people are reading this! LOL<\/em>)
\nDoes it actually control the oil on your face?<\/em><\/span> Answer: Meh…. Sort of, in a way<\/em>..<\/p>\n

As I said my face likes to grease around after like 3-4 hours. With this powder it might have been after 4-5 hours.
\nSo the effect of this powder is nothing drastic.<\/p>\n

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\nSo, What’s the verdict?<\/em>
\nI like this powder. It does what a powder is supposed to do. It mattens down your face and makes you look less shiny.
\nThe packaging is something completely personal. It looks –and feels<\/em>– quite cheap, so that might turn you off.
\nOil control wise, I’m not really sold on that yet either.<\/p>\n

This powder might grow on me.. This often happens with me and products I don’t like at first.
\nBut for now I’d say it’s just a cute powder that holds your shine down\u00a0more for like an hour or so ..<\/p>\n

Lioele Skinfix Powder Pact is available at Pretty and Cute<\/a><\/em> and prices range from $20-$30<\/em><\/p>\n

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