DMK Actrol Powder 15 g

Only after advice. I provide this product after a consultation, ensuring it matches what your skin needs. Feel free to send me a message or book a free intake, and we can look at it together.

A fine powder to combat shine, for those who are already glistening halfway through the day and wake up in the morning with a face that feels greasy.

Why it works

The base is cornstarch, which absorbs moisture and excess oil so your skin looks matte instead of shiny. It also contains turmeric extract, which includes berberine, along with thyme extract and ascorbic acid as an antioxidant. The difference compared to a standard mattifying powder from the cosmetics market is that it contains no color pigment and leaves no film that clogs your pores.

The texture is very fine and light, almost invisible on the skin. You don't feel it, and it doesn't leave a dry, chalky residue.

For whom

For oily skin that shines easily and for those suffering from a troubled complexion on the chin, forehead, or back. It is also interesting for areas where you don't want anything greasy: the hairline, the area around the nostrils, or under a bra strap where the skin is acting up.

How to use it

As the final step, over your skincare or sun protection. Take a fan brush, a powder puff, or a cotton pad and lightly dust it over the area you want to keep matte.

The detail that often goes wrong: applying too much. A cloud of powder on oily skin clumps together with the sebum and actually becomes visible. A very thin layer is sufficient, and you are welcome to repeat it throughout the day.

What I would like to share with you

This is one of the most useful little things from the DMK range, and at the same time, something people would never think of themselves. What I advise most often is to use it in the evening, not during the day. Your skin produces the most sebum during the night, and those who go to sleep with a layer of powder will wake up with a face that feels less saturated. Keep it by your bedside and dust it on after your evening routine. A small habit, and it is usually the first thing people start talking about after a month.

Questions about whether this powder is right for your skin, or where best to use it? Feel free to send me a message, and we can look at it together.