The Iconic London Filter Fix 16 Hour Wear Setting Spray is the replacement for Iconic London Prep Set Blur Mist and retails for £26 for 120ml.
Whilst the new Iconic London setting spray has a completely new design, it claims to offer the same 16-hour hold as the original. Keep on reading to find out more…
The Iconic London Filter Fix 16 Hour Wear Setting Spray is an airbrushed filter in a bottle. It instantly sets your makeup, and locks it in place for up to 16 hours.
It has been formulated with soft-focus blurring powders, which instantly minimise the appearance of your pores and skin texture, to give you a smooth and soft-focus base.
Once sprayed over your makeup, the Iconic London Filter Fix 16 Hour Wear Setting Spray combats excess oil and keeps unwanted shine at bay, for a longlasting finish.
This new setting spray has an ultra-fine mist (it truly does – there’s a video of it being spritzed and it is super, super fine), which creates a powerful veil over the skin, seamlessly prepping your skin, and setting your makeup for all-day hold, without feeling sticky, heavy or disrupting your makeup.
Iconic London infused the formula with niacinamide and antioxidants, to help refine the skin, and even your skin’s appearance.
They did some consumer testing with the new formula, and they used 108 people and the results were:
- 94% agree it feels weightless*
- 93% agree it doesn’t emphasise texture or imperfections*
- 90% agree skin looks smoother*
- 90% agree enhances the look of skin & makeup*
- 90% agree it gives a soft-satin blurred finish*
You can use the Iconic London Filter Fix 16 Hour Wear Setting Spray to do three functions:
- Prep: Absorbs unwanted oil and smooths your skin.
- Set: Holds and fixes your makeup for 16 hour wear.
- Airbrush: Soft focus blur for an instant airbrushes and filtered finish.
How amazing does the above before and after look? It looks like a genuine photo too, as you can see the model hasn’t been retouched, and her skin looks so velvety and smooth after using the setting spray, and it is available right now.
Images belong to Iconic London. Edit by Durbin Rock.
