Wet N Wild Photo Focus Loose Setting Powder (Banana)

✨ Key Benefits

• Sheer-weightless finish sets foundation and concealer without heavy buildup, offering a blurred, airbrushed look
• Soft-focus effect: gently smooths texture and diminishes fine lines for camera-ready skin 
• Universal banana tint neutralizes redness and cool tones—great for all skin tones and wins at brightening
• Versatile usage: set makeup, mattify, oil control, bake under eyes, or use all over with brushes or sponges 
• Clean & ethical formula: cruelty-free, fragrance-free, gluten-free 

🧴 Directions for Use

• Brush application: Lightly dust around the face with a fluffy powder brush.
• Buff finish: Use a kabuki or buffer brush in circular motions for seamless blending.
• Bake: Press with a sponge into areas like under-eyes or smile lines, let set, then dust off.
• Touch-ups: Reapply throughout the day to control shine without disrupting makeup 

👍 Pros & ⚠️ Cons

👍 Pros

• Ultra-fine and lightweight with matte, camera-ready results
• Loved for its ability to prevent flashback and keep shine at bay

⚠️ Cons

• Very finely milled powder can be messy during use 
• Banana shade may deepen on very fair skin; translucent version might be better for pale tones 

🎯 Ideal For

• Anyone seeking a budget-friendly, photo-ready powder
• Users who love lightweight matte and blurring finish
• Fans of banana powders for brightening under eyes
• Those preferring to bake or touch up throughout the day

🔍 What Users Say

“It’s so finely milled and sits so nicely! …You can’t beat the price.” 
“I’ve never had flashback with the wet n wild photo focus loose powder in banana.” 
“Best dupe ever… keeps makeup in place even in summer heat.” 

And Byrdie called it the best overall drugstore setting powder for its featherweight, matte finish that rivals high-end brand

Photo Focus Loose Setting Powder – Banana from Wet n Wild is a must-have affordable staple. Whether you're baking, brightening, or just setting your base, it effortlessly delivers matte, soft-focus perfection—just be prepared for a little mess during application.