Huda Beauty Loose Baking Setting Powder Huda Beauty - Baby Bake Loose Baking & Setting Powder KUNAFA

It blurs my skin dosent make my base dry unlike other powders and overall the product and pricing is worth it like guys get this product nowww you wont regret ittt

I’ve got the fragrance free version in peach and I absolutely love its finish. A little bit goes a long way. It adds the right amount of matte and it’s just a gorgeous thing. It’s hype is worth it.

What did I like? I liked how smooth and airbrushed it made my skin look. It sets makeup really well and keeps everything in place for hours. It also helps a lot with shine and makes my under-eyes look brighter. What didn’t I like? The scent is a bit strong, and the powder can feel a little heavy if I apply too much. Also, the packaging doesn’t let out a lot of product easily, which can be annoying when I’m in a hurry. How did I use it? I used it mainly to set my under-eye concealer and sometimes for baking. I also dusted a small amount on my T-zone when I wanted my makeup to last longer. Would I recommend it, and why? Yes, I would recommend it because it really smooths the skin and helps makeup last all day. It works especially well for brightening the under-eye area and controlling shine. It’s a great powder if you like a flawless, long-lasting finish.

I’ve been using the Huda Beauty Easy Bake Loose Powder for a while now, and I finally understand why it’s so hyped. The powder is incredibly finely milled, so it feels weightless on the skin but still gives a very smooth, blurred finish. As soon as I apply it, my pores look softer and my under-eyes instantly brighten without looking chalky. The oil control is one of the standout features for me. I get shiny around my T-zone, especially after a few hours, but this powder keeps everything matte and fresh-looking for most of the day. Even when I’m out for long hours, it holds up well without separating or making my makeup look heavy. It sets foundation and concealer beautifully and really does give that “airbrushed” finish people talk about. One thing to mention is the fragrance. It’s not overwhelming, but if you’re sensitive to scented products, you’ll notice it. I personally don’t mind it, but others might. Also, because it’s a loose powder, it can get a bit messy if you’re not careful. On my good skin days, it looks flawless. On dry days, it can cling slightly to dry patches if I haven’t moisturised properly — so prepping the skin definitely makes a difference. But overall, it doesn’t make me look cakey or powdery, even when I bake with it. Shade-wise, Huda did a great job. The undertones are spot on, and the powder brightens without giving flashback. I especially like using it under the eyes to set concealer; it keeps everything in place and stops creasing for hours. Overall, this powder is worth it if you want long-lasting smoothness, oil control, and that soft-focus finish. It’s not the cheapest option, but a little goes a long way, and the finish genuinely elevates your makeup.