Is it National Mist week and nobody told me? There are a LOT of new mists around at the moment, and so far, not a dud one yet. What I will say straight away about the Shiseido Ibuki Quick Fix Mist is that it’s not an aerosol so doesn’t have a very fine misting ability – which is a big of a shock unless you have it far enough away from your face not to jump when you get a bit more of a jet than a mist! It’s a learning curve I was on too late! But, if you hold it back a bit, the mist reaches your face in a finer distribution.
The main purpose of Shiseido Ibuki Quick Fix Mist is to mattify oily skin during the day. I don’t have oily skin, so it’s hard to give a thorough review on this, although I can say that it doesn’t disturb make up, and does give a drier feel to my skin – almost a velvety finish – without feeling ‘dry’ exactly. I imagine it is a very handy thing for oily t-zones. The claims are that it reinforces skin’s moisture barrier, knocks down shine and holds your make up in place.
I like Shiseido and haven’t ever had a quality problem with the brand, so you if you’re looking for something that’s a little more than just a plain old mattifier, I’d recommend it as matte-with-benefits product. It’s £20 HERE and is 50ml.
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This sounds interesting as I’m not a big fan of those usual silicone mattifiers. I have the oiliest skin ever so always on the look out.
I’m also happy to loan out my slippery skinned face for oily person testing should you ever need it Jane!