Good colour just a bit too warm for my pale and cool undertones 

i love the foundation from this brand so had high hopes for the powder too. I brought the lightest shade and found that it oxidised badly on me and made me look very orange.

Pros: - pigmented - doesn't look cakey - feels beautiful on the skin and looks like skin - good coverage cons: - the colour selection and images are so incorrect and need to be fixed. I've now purchased 2 of the shades, the first one being p300 as i'm NC37-42. I really thought p300 would be perfect when I saw how light it looked in the pan, however on my face applied it was a completely different colour! It was SO dark and orange on my skin - like how foundation oxidises and looked like an orange fake tan, it made me look like an oompa loompa! I was so shocked I couldn't believe it, especially as i'm f300 in the foundation. Then I decided to give the powder another go as the formula is beautiful, so I purchased a shade lighter - p200. Yup guys, again, I was so disappointed. Again, in the pan p200 looks so light - much lighter than my face but once applied ....yup oompa loompa again. Still so orange and dark! p200 and p300 are too similar in orange colour - is there even a difference?? Ex1 really need to fix the shades as it's not correct! I'm actually so upset as it's such a good product. To conclude, if you're NC37-42 please don't buy p200 or p300 unless you want to look like an essex girl with a horrible expired fake orange tan.

The powder is good, but the color selection sucks. Being from Indian origin I thought the F300 would be a good choice. It looks light in the pan, but it's way to dark when I put it on my face.

My fav press powder now. Cheap but good. What else can you asked.