LAURA MERCIER vs COLOURETTE

Comparing Laura Mercier loose setting powder versus Colourette's bake base. P2,000 versus P699. Wear test of course on this oily skin. Hot take, all loose setting powders are blurring. The difference is oil control and how it actually lasts. A wear test is the only way to go. You already know Miss Laura Mercier, this is my favorite loose setting powder. It's my ride or die and I just know it will never fail me. So I'm gonna add that on this side. I usually add a loose setting powder on my entire face since I have oily skin. Perfection. And on this side, let's do Colourette's new bake base in the shade invisible. Natural finish. Tapping the excess on my hand. Do you guys see any difference? Both powders set, blurred and filtered my face perfectly. But here's the wear test to see how they hold up throughout the day and control oil throughout the day. Bake base claims it's got hydrophobic technology to resist water and sweat, so your base doesn't break down. Let's see if it's true. Okay, I'm back after excessive sweating. I use a face towel to pat dry my face. As you can see, my contouring sweat stains on the side of my face, but my face stayed matte pa rin even after excessive sweating. I see no difference whatsoever. Bake base really does perform like a high-end setting powder. It also comes in three shades: invisible, pink, best for neutral to cool undertones, and yellow, best for neutral to warm undertones. Also comes in minis for P349! Colourette never disappoints. Bake base is really for us oily skin girls.