Can you never find a good setting powder? Or maybe you always feel as though your pores are ruining your base? Then the Rodial Glass Powder may be for you. With over 150 five-star reviews, we’ve put it to the test to see if it is truly as good as they say.
Credit: Erin Jardine
Rodial markets its Glass Powder as a product that lets the “skin’s natural luminosity glow through for effortless ‘glass skin’.” With softening product ingredients such as talc and bismuth oxychloride, they deliver on providing a smooth, silky skin texture and a shimmery light-reflecting effect.
Alongside fresh, soft skin, you can have a soft, clean conscious as this luxury setting powder is made sustainably and is 100% cruelty-free and vegan-friendly, making it more accessible and more ethical than some of its competitors.
Want a budget-friendly option?
Whilst Rodial Glass Powder is extremely high quality, it is quite a pricey product, priced at £29 in Sephora. Therefore, we have hunted down the best, affordable dupes for our readers.
e.lf. Halo Glow Setting Powder//Boots (£8)
The closest (and the most budget-friendly) dupe we recommend is the e.l.f Halo Glow Setting Powder, which is only £8 at Boots.
No 7 Pro Artist Set The Scene Loose Setting Powder Translucent//Boots (£13)
Another affordable product we recommend is the No 7 Pro Artist Set The Scene Loose Setting Powder Translucent, which is £13 at Boots.
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