I used this powder with a well-known drugstore brand primer for an evening meal out. I applied using a facial powder brush and dusted it over my t-zone, and cheeks. Immediately afterwards, my face looked smooth and flawless. I really liked how I looked, although it was a little bit too pale, but I may have applied too much! I found that although it lasted a decent amount of time, it didnt last as long as my meal which was 4 hours. I recommend this as a setting powder and you will need a decent primer to pair it with. Overall I'd recommend it, as it's very handbag friendly due to the all-over mirror design.

I'm a massive fan of No7 powders so trying this one was really exciting. It's super light and works instantly at setting your make up. I can't help but think the powder is a bit too fine as it make sense your face look a tad fluffy!

This No7 Airbrush Away Powder is marketed as a finishing powder which blurs imperfections, mattifies the skin and sets your make up. I was sent this to review and was quite disappointed. I use foundation, concealer, blusher, highlighter and bronzer so I don't need a product to blur imperfections or mattify, as I like having a nice glow, but not thick, full on camouflage make up. In terms of setting my make up, this No7 powder left me pale and feeling flat. I immediately had to reapply blusher and and bronzer. I have tried using the powder with different foundations and I find it is ok with less dewy make up, but only if I apply it sparingly. Sadly this isn't for me, perhaps it would be better for someone who prefers a matt finish or likes to cover up shine on the go.

Makes my skin looks soft and blurs out pores and lines a bit. I wear the Beautifully Matte foundation, and this powder definitely compliments it.

I've been using this for the past week now and I'm definitely going to be purchasing it again! The powder lasts for most of the day without requiring a touch up and my skin looks less shiny! The only downside is it can make you a little pale, so bronzer is required if you're applying heavily!

It's really mediocre. It left my face looking fluffy, like a peach. I liked the application, the powder was really fine, but it just didn't look great on my skin, and I don't even have dry skin to begin with. As a finishing powder, I don't have to spend a minute running my hands over it to make it look natural afterwards.

I'm 51 and haven't used powder for years....especially as I got older as I've been concerned it would leave my skin too dry looking & just highlight wrinkles/lines. However, the No 7 representative recommended I give this a try and I have to say I'm in love. It leaves my skin looking flawless with a velvety feel & isn't drying or powdery at all. It's fantastic and I'm so happy I found this to finish off my makeup perfectly.

I bought this after seeing a comparison between it and Charlotte tilbury airbrush powder which claimed it was just as good. I’ve never tried the CT powder so I can’t confirm but this powder works well for me. I used to only use Rommel stay matte because I had very oily skin but changed to this when my skin started getting drier. It keeps me matte and doesn’t cling to dry patches as much as other ones I’ve tried. Do I think it’s airbrushing, not really, I need a light hand under the eye otherwise it had look too powdery. I think you should give it a go if you just need a light setting powder but I wouldn’t say it is a game changer and I’ll probably try a different powder next