Pierre Cardin Paris Porcelain Edition Compact Powder is a finely milled finishing powder that sets makeup and controls shine while giving the complexion a porcelain-smooth, refined finish. Part of the iconic Pierre Cardin Paris Porcelain Edition, this compact powder is designed to blur imperfections, minimise the appearance of pores, and extend the wear of your foundation throughout the day. The lightweight formula sits imperceptibly on the skin without looking cakey or heavy, which makes it a favourite for everyday use in Pakistan's varied climate. The Pierre Cardin Paris Porcelain Edition Compact Powder provides medium coverage that you can build up where needed without disturbing the foundation underneath. It is especially effective at controlling the midday shine that oily and combination skin types experience, absorbing excess sebum and leaving the skin looking fresh and polished for longer. The compact packaging makes it convenient to carry and use for touch-ups on the go.

What's special about Pierre Cardin Paris Porcelain Edition Compact Powder:

• Finely milled formula that blurs pores and imperfections for a smooth, porcelain finish
• Controls shine and absorbs excess sebum throughout the day
• Buildable coverage that layers over foundation without caking or creasing
• Lightweight texture that sits invisibly on the skin for a natural, fresh look
• Compact format makes it easy to carry and reapply for midday touch-ups

Other Details:

Pierre Cardin Paris Porcelain Edition Compact Powder is available at TheSkinFit in the following:

• Coverage: Light to Medium
• Finish: Matte, Porcelain

How to Use Pierre Cardin Paris Porcelain Edition Compact Powder:

1. After applying foundation and concealer, load the included puff or a powder brush with a small amount of product.
2. Press or sweep the powder across the face in light, even strokes.
3. Concentrate on the T-zone and oily areas for shine control.
4. For touch-ups throughout the day, blot oily areas first and then apply the powder lightly on top.

Pro Tip: Use a powder brush rather than the sponge puff for a lighter, more natural-looking application that avoids over-powdering.