u/Sophie_The_Glam_Diva

Since I've tried all three of these, I decided to make a review post consisting of my thoughts. My skin is combo, with a very oily T-zone.

Marie Claire Pressed setting powder: This powder is translucent, it's the only type I saw from this brand. I like this one, as it kept my skin matte for several hours. I noticed a little shine after about five hours after applying. It has a light perfume scent. I prefer wearing this powder alone rather than over foundation and concealer, it showed off some texture when I did apply it over foundation. It's great for the days I don't want to look like I just finished a gym workout. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Kokie Flawless Seal HD setting powder: I've heard positive remarks about this powder from several users on this subreddit and decided to give it a go. I don't know if I got a dud in a bad batch or what, but this left a horrible white cast on me. I am fair skinned and only used a small amount over my foundation. Also please be warned this stuff flies EVERYWHERE if you aren't careful. It is VERY finely milled. This one is a no for me. ⭐️

Prolux Matte setting powder: I have heard mixed opinions on this. I bought this because I also have the Prolux matte foundation in my perfect shade match and love it! Let's just say I was not disappointed in the least! They had several shades in the Prolux loose powder, including a translucent one. I picked the "Porcelain" shade. I use the "Vanilla" in the foundation line and it's a perfect match! I also want to point out it comes with a very soft ribboned puff too, which I appreciate as I prefer puffs over brushes for applying loose powder. This stuff kept a full face of makeup on me looking matte without patchyness on a 4hr long motorcycle ride in 100° weather and high humidity. You bet I was sweating too. 😂 I noticed a tad bit of shine on my nose after returning home but I've got to say, that's pretty impressive for someone who perspires as much as I do. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Yesterday was my birthday and I went on a trip. I did stop by to use my DT gift card gifted to me by a friend. I FINALLY found the hand sanitizers for the first time! I grabbed two and a case! This is my seventh consecutive year having a birthday (or close to my birthday) DT run, I suppose it's become a tradition! 🤣

I'm probably going to reuse the B&BW lotion bottle as it's pretty sturdy, a nice travel size, and has a nice cap with a wide mouth for easy refilling. A lot of these I've had for a few months.

I'm on my older phone so the photos aren't the best quality, but I hope this helps anyone interested in the figure. My thoughts are below.

This is my second figure from this line, I already have the Sakura Miku. This figure seems to have slightly greater articulation compared to the Sakura version with the addition of several ball joints in the ponytails and ab crunch. She doesn't come with very many accessories in comparison to Sakura Miku, but included a bass guitar, microphone, stand, three pre-printed face plates, four pairs of hands, a pair of extra wrist joints, an extra torso double ball joint, and a holographic collector card. Assembly is very easy, not quite what I'd call a model kit as there's no runners you need to cut out pieces from and no water decals whatsoever. I'd appreciate a few more pre-printed face plates though. Being quick and easy to build is a plus.

She's quite back heavy due to her hair, but can stand pretty well on her own without the stand due to her wider shoes. This one does have a couple minor flaws, there's an uneven paint spot on the guitar, and her left thigh has a small gap between the molding for the skin and the clothing for the shorts. I tried pushing on it but it wouldn't budge. It's doesn't stand out like a sore thumb, but it's noticeable under close observation.

I am able to make some cool dynamic poses with her, which is why I love articulated figures as well as I do static statue figures. I've only had this since yesterday so I can't say how the joints will hold up long term yet. My Sakura Miku is holding up well and I'm hoping the same will apply to this one. I'm still happy with this figure, although the small gap in her leg bothers me. Not bad for $40.00.

Am I crazy? Yes, but I see some really neat similarities!

I mean, it totally makes sense to me! Apple Bloom and Blossom are your awesome leaders of the group, (not to mention the bows!) Scootaloo and Buttercup are your fearless tomboyish reliable ones and Sweetie Belle and Bubbles are your sweet kind creative ones! Just wondering if anyone else has noticed this. I always thought of them like the Powerpuff girls!

I've had this figure for about a month now, and learned there is a Blokees subreddit so I've decided to share my thoughts and some photos.

This is a kit, so you need to assemble her. (Which I'm sure this sub knows very well.) Nothing crazy, mostly snapping ball joints into place for the torso and attaching the limbs to the body + dressing her. Miku is about 6 in standing. The tree is easy to assemble as well, just add the trunk to the base and push in the blossoms in the holes where indicated in the instructions. The figure and most accessories are pre-painted, but you may want to paint the smartphones. (I will once I cut them out.) I might add some details to the camera too, but I'd highly recommend using a clear sealant over the paint to lower the risk of paint transfer to Miku's hands.

It comes with six replaceable face plates. Three of which are pre-painted and three are left blank for the eyes and eyebrows so you can customize her expression using the sheet of included water decals. There are 10 sets of eyes on the sheet, with a double for each type, so you get five different types of eye expressions. I personally struggle getting the placement right so if anyone can give me tips in the comments I'd appreciate it. I've tried one time and I think I massacred that face plate a bit. (See image.)

There are 12 different hands. Six for left and six for right. They come in various positions for expressive gestures and holding the accessories that come with it. Speaking of the accessories, there is a cherry blossom tree you can display her on, or you can use the included figure stand. The other accessories include a picnic basket, a plate, a tray, a camera, two smartphones you need to cut out, a sandwich, two onigiri, and two sanshoku dango. There is also an extra double ball joint and a pair of wrist joints to attach the hands to.

She feels quite durable, I've had her almost a month and posed her frequently and her joints seem to be holding up really well. None have come loose yet. I like that she's highly articulated, the toes being able to bend is a super cool added plus to me. Her clothes are soft and squishy and doesn't seem to affect posing her too much to the point it looks unnatural. So far, I don't have any complaints, I consider her a score for just $40.00. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️