Giorgio Armani Beauty Neo Nude Fusion Powder

October 31, 2018

Top Winnipeg beauty blogger Cee Fardoe of Coco & Vera applies Armani Neo Nude Fusion Powder wearing a Sezane Barry jumperTop Canadian beauty blogger Cee Fardoe of Coco & Vera uses Armani Neo Nude Fusion Powder while wearing Urban Outfitters hoop earringsArmani Neo Nude Fusion Powdefer and Chanel Gabrielle perfume, as captured by top Winnipeg beauty blogger Cee Fardoe of Coco & VeraPortrait of top Canadian beauty blogger Cee Fardoe of Coco & Vera, applying Armani Neo Nude Fusion PowderTop Winnipeg beauty blogger Cee Fardoe of Coco & Vera applies Armani Neo Nude Fusion PowderBest Winnipeg beauty blogger Cee Fardoe of Coco & Vera wears a Sezane Barry jumper while applying Armani Neo Nude Fusion Powder

My dedication to liquid foundation was, until recently, unwavering. I bought my first bottle of the stuff in university and never looked back. But one broken foundation bottle in hastily packed duffle bag a few years ago left me searching for a good travel alternative. It took some research, but I’ve finally found that alternative Armani Beauty’s Neo Nude Fusion Powder.

What it is: The brand calls it a finishing powder with the practicality of a compact and the luminosity of a liquid foundation, giving you the best of both worlds on-the-go. Essentially, it’s an easy-to-pack-when-traveling powder that gives you nearly the same coverage your regular liquid foundation would. If you travel carry-on only, this means no fussing with fitting your foundation into a regulation-sized plastic ziploc bag pre-flight.

What to do with it: Neo Nude Fusion Powder is designed to give full coverage and a no-make-up make-up effect at once. That means that pre-application preparation is minimal. Just cleanse and moisturise your skin, then apply a primer (if you use one) before using the brush provided or your own kabuki brush to apply the powder all over your face. I’ve found that one swipe over most of my face, with a bit extra around my hairline, temples, and jawline, is all I really need to achieve full coverage.

What it costs: $68 for 3.5 g

Why it’s fabulous: It’s the effortlessness of it that made me fall for Neo Nude Fusion Powder. The more years pass, the more quick cross-country trips I take for work. Work travel is never fun or glamourous. Meetings run long. Taxis arrive late. I pack as little as possible to avoid accidents and breakage, which inevitably happen when you’re sprinting, in heels, to catch a plane. But how can I sacrifice my beloved foundation? In the past, I would buy a cheap back-up bottle for work trips. The problem was, I never felt great about the colour or coverage, which undermined my confidence in meetings. Armani’s Neo Nude Fusion Powder has simplified my work trips permanently. I don’t need to pack foundation or sacrifice looking what I think is my best. For me, it’s a win-win.

5 comments so far.

5 responses to “Giorgio Armani Beauty Neo Nude Fusion Powder”

  1. Courtney says:

    I have never been able to find a foundation that I truly love – I think I need to try this one out, it sounds brilliant.

    Courtney ~ Sartorial Sidelines

  2. Sarah Winton says:

    I might have to give this a go! I always use liquid foundation, but this sounds simpler.

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  3. Mica says:

    Sounds like a great product! It’s wonderful it works so well for you and it’s so easy to apply 🙂

    Hope that you are having a good week and a nice start to November! 🙂

    Away From The Blue Blog

  4. Oh Cee, these photos & styling are absolutely impeccable. Love them so much and I’m quite certain I need Armani’s Fusion Powder in my life. I used a similar product from Chanel years ago and I was obsessed with it, this one has my attention for similar reasons. Happiest Friday, friend!! xo

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  5. Lyddiegal says:

    I could never figure out how to make liquid foundations work for me, so I always love hearing about a great powder. They are so much simpler, less mess, less fuss!
    Chic on the Cheap

Cee Fardoe is a thirty-something Canadian blogger who splits her time between Winnipeg and Paris. She is a voracious reader, avid tea-drinker, insatiable wanderer and fashion lover who prefers to dress in black, white and gray.

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