Queen Musia's Super Blurring & Flaw Eliminating Setting Powder is a talc-free pressed powder in two shades, Translucent White and Ethereal Lilac, priced at $56 for 7.5 g. Queen Musia says it's made in Italy and designed with photo and video in mind.
Updated 23 October 2026: shades, price and ingredients re-checked against Queen Musia's site.
When Did the Queen Musia Setting Powder Launch?
Queen Musia hasn't announced a launch date. The powder was on queenmusia.com when we first reported it on 17 May 2026.
How Much Does It Cost?
It costs $56 for a 7.5 g compact on Queen Musia's site. Both shades are the same price. The store's country selector lists countries across Europe, Asia and the Americas, all priced in US dollars. We didn't find the powder at other retailers.
Which Shades Are There?
- Translucent White: the all-over setting shade.
- Ethereal Lilac: a purple-toned powder. Queen Musia says to use it under the eyes or on areas with discoloration for color correcting.
What Does Queen Musia Say the Powder Does?
According to the brand, the powder sets makeup with long-wearing shine control and a smooth matte finish that lasts all day. Queen Musia describes the finish as "impeccably blurred" and says it gives a softly filtered look on camera. The brand describes it as talc-free, vegan and cruelty-free.
What's in the Formula?
The powder's base is mica, with squalane, corn starch and zinc stearate. Further down the list are ceramide 3 and sodium hyaluronate, a form of hyaluronic acid. Depending on the shade, it may contain titanium dioxide, manganese violet, ultramarines and iron oxides. Manganese violet and ultramarines are violet and blue pigments, which are most likely what gives Ethereal Lilac its tone.
How to Apply It
Queen Musia says to pick up a little powder with a small, lightly packed fluffy brush, tap off the excess and press it onto the areas you want to set. Build it up in layers for more coverage.
What Else Does Queen Musia Make?
The setting powder sits next to the brand's Plaisir Nostalgique Hybrid Blush ($48), Voyage Nostalgique Soft Sunlight Bronzer ($48) and Skincare Supercharged Tinted Hydrabalm ($42). We covered its 2053 Mascara with Lash Growth Extract in 2023. It now costs $46.
Where to Buy the Queen Musia Super Blurring Setting Powder
US: Queen Musia ($56)
UK: Not yet confirmed. Queen Musia's site lists the UK in its country selector, priced in US dollars.
International: Not yet confirmed at retailers. Queen Musia's site lists other countries in Europe, Asia and the Americas, priced in US dollars.
Checked 23 October 2026. Prices can change.
Do you use a lilac powder under your eyes? Tell us in the comments.
Sources
- Queen Musia official website (product page)
