XIEFUCHUN Mother-of-Pearl Lacquer Setting Powder

Product Description

Design Concept:
This exquisite duck egg-shaped powder revives the legacy of Qing Dynasty "Palace Powder" (Yadanfen), a hollowed, fragrant compact adored by imperial court ladies. Housed in a handcrafted mother-of-pearl lacquer box, its luodian artistry features luminous abalone shells, glow-in-the-dark snails, and mica inlays—each piece a unique masterpiece reflecting China’s artisan heritage.

Key Features:

🌿 Botanical & Skin-Friendly – Infused with plant extracts; free from asbestos, alcohol, or synthetic binders.
✨ Weightless Matte Finish – Ultra-fine powder absorbs oil, resists water, and blurs pores for a soft-focus, porcelain-like glow.
🎨 3-in-1 Tone Correction – White (brightens), Red (natural flush), Light (sheer coverage).
💮 Delicate Floral Scent – Subtle, non-overpowering fragrance.

Weight: 40g (hollow duck-egg form; includes travel jar for repressing).

How to Use:

• Set Makeup: Dust over foundation for a breathable, long-wear veil.

• Final Touch: Swirl brush post-blush to mattify shine.

• Touch-Up: Carry the mini jar for on-the-go oil control.

• Minimalist Routine: Apply post-skincare to even skin tone.

Storage: Keep the lacquer box dry; avoid drops (fragile artistry).

For Whom?

• Oily/combination skin seekers.

• Lovers of historical beauty rituals.

• Collectors of luxurious, art-driven packaging.

Brand Story:

Founded in 1830, XIEFUCHUN earned global acclaim at the 1915 Panama-Pacific Expo for its "Three Treasures" (fragrance, powder, oil). Each duck egg powder honors traditional pressing methods—no chemical binders, just purity. Partnering with China’s intangible cultural heritage, this piece bridges imperial elegance and modern skincare science.