Maybelline Fit Me Pressed Powder Swatches, Review, Price & Buy Online India
Hey Everyone,
Continuing with the swatches of the entire Maybelline Fit Me Range launched in India, we have the pressed powder or the compacts this time. I have already swatched the Maybelline Fit Me Foundations and shall be reviewing it soon. The Fit Me Range seems to be a hit and miss and sadly for me the Maybelline Fit Me Powders fall in the latter category.
Price: Rs 475
Can be bought online on Nykaa
Product Description
Flawless. Beautiful. Fresh. With Fit Me!® powder foundation you can make visible pores and shine disappear while still getting perfect buildable coverage. It comes in with a mirror and a sponge for easy application. The pressed powder glides on easily and is perfect for a light coverage.
The Maybelline Fit Me Pressed Powders are packaged in a nice square casing with a double lid. The top casing contains the compact and the puff is housed in the bottom casing. The packaging feels and looks good and is travel friendly. Unlike most compacts this is aimed at normal to dry skin. The new Maybelline compacts are available in 5 shades in India and below are the swatches.
Maybelline Fit Me Pressed Powder Review &Swatches: Classic Ivory, Buff Beige, Natural Beige & Sun Beige
Maybelline Fit Me Pressed Powder 120 Classic Ivory Swatch: The palest shade in the range, this almost looks like chalk on my NC 30 (for reference) skintone.
Maybelline Fit Me Pressed Powder 130 Buff Beige Swatch: This is a more pink toned powder but still a bit pale for my skintone, an issue I faced with all the shades. Recommended only for very fair or pale girls.
Maybelline Fit Me Pressed Powder 220 Natural Beige Swatch: This looked like a good match for warm toned fair girls but it sort of turned out more grey when swatched
Maybelline Fit Me Pressed Powder 310 Sun Beige Swatch: The darkest shade in the range yet something that would only suit fair girls. This is a warm toned beige which was a close match for my skintone.
Maybelline Fit Me Pressed Powder Swatches & Shades: 120 Classic Ivory, 130 Buff Beige, 220 Natural Beige, 310 Sun Beige
There is probably another shade 230 Natural Buff available in the range however the store did not have it. I was highly disappointed with the Maybelline Fit Me Powder’s shade range and I faced a similar issue with the Maybelline Fit Me Concealers. Unless you’re super pale, which is rare in India, you’re unlikely to find a match. The powders look alot more warm and darker in the pans but are much lighter upon swatching. It has a finely milled texture and I’m still testing it out. But based on the shade selection alone and considering the higher price tag compared to their other compacts I wouldn’t recommend it.
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such a disappointment in terms of shade range. baaaaaah!
totally!
Yeah the shade range they think will suit Indian skin tone is really disappointing. I hope they increase the shade range.
same here!
This is so disappointing and not fair!
definitely!
Thanks for compiling all the swatches Lisha! I feel there are better options around.. Maybelline itself has better compact powders with lesser price tag !!
Totally agree with you Anurima. This pressed powders from this range are pretty disappointing!
All looked like chalk dust on my dusky skin :/
All looked like chalk dust on my dusky skin :/
I'm not surprised. They all looked so pale at the store!
really disappointed to know that it doesn't have enough shade range :(
Same here, its a good range but the shade range is its biggest drawback.
I'm not surprised, they are good products but if the right shades are not available then what's the point of even launching them in the first place.