Innisfree No sebum mineral pact 8.5g

Very affordable product. Light and helps to remove oily shine off the skin- need a dab a few more times. Easier to control usage compared to the loose powder version.

Innisfree never stops on amusing me. I started using this when I was 2nd year college, until when I was 4th year. This is really a good to go translucent powder that will give you that fresh look. Switch to this one instead of using those baby powders on your face *yikes*. It is really pricey, for a student. But, it will last you like 2-3 months depending on how much often you use it. Personally, even if I'm working now, I would still use it. But unfortunately, I have some acnes to hide, unlike when I was a college student. I still have a clear face that's why it is really good to use this oil-controlling powder. If you have no scars and spots to hide, you can use it too!

This can be used both as a setting powder and as a oil-control powder on no make-up days.

The loose powder is definitely more cost-effective looking purely at how much grammes of powder you get per dollar. I like to use this when I need to do my makeup or touch-up on the go. The mirror and the pressed powder makes it convenient.

I don't know if it is my combination skin or the product, but I find that the powder does not actually hold back the sebum for very long. If you want to be completely matte, you will have to constantly touch up every hour, especially if in a hot environment.

A little too pricey given that there's so little product inside one compact. It does a good job of keeping makeup in place. However, some batches are not good. Once, I bought one which made my face extremely white when it's supposed to be a translucent powder. Not sure if it's a defective batch or they changed the formula.

it's good and I like that there's a compact mirror for on the go. but the loose powder is better and cheaper, but this is more convenient and less messy.