[Peter & Wendy Collection] Pixie Dust Loose Powder

Name: [Peter & Wendy Collection] Pixie Dust Loose Powder
Brand: Dinto
SKU: 720202907
Price: 30.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Peter & Wendy Collection Pixie Dust Loose Powder from Dinto feels like a whisper of whimsy, a light touch that settles into skin with a soft, airy feel. Available in Cream Pixie, Pink Pixie, and Lilac Pixie, each shade reads playful yet polished, as if kissed with a delicate pastel. Made in the Republic of Korea, the powder carries a refined cosmetic sensibility that suits the fashion-forward ritual of a modern beauty edit.

For wear, the loose texture invites layering without settling into lines, giving a sheer veil that can be built up for more color or kept subtle for everyday refinement. The trio of hues lets you tailor warmth or a gentle pop of tone across cheeks or lids, while staying lightweight on skin. It flows with other makeup from morning routines to after-hours refreshes.

Kept in step with Dinto's lighthearted, storytelling approach to makeup, Pixie Dust nods to a pastel-drenched moment in fashion. Pair Cream Pixie with a crisp white shirt and denim for a fresh day look, shade Pink Pixie with a rosy lip, or sweep Lilac Pixie across the lid for a dreamy contrast. The result is a subtle, editorial-ready finish that feels effortless and distinctly Peter & Wendy.

Materials / Fabrication

Color options: 011 Cream Pixie, 012 Pink Pixie, 013 Lilac Pixie
Country of Origin: Republic of Korea

Recommended Care

Check care label for fabric specific instructions.
For delicate or unfamiliar fabrics, professional cleaning is recommended.
If washing at home, use cold water and a mild detergent; handle gently and avoid wringing.
Lay flat to dry or hang to dry away from direct heat and sunlight.
Iron on low heat or use a steamer if needed, with a protective cloth as needed.

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About Dinto

Dinto is a narrative-driven vegan beauty brand known for depth and elegance in makeup. Rooted in a philosophy of beauty with depth, it offers a curated line of color cosmetics and tools designed to elevate everyday looks with refined, skin-first performance. The brand emphasizes vegan, cruelty-free formulas and sustainability, including FSC-certified packaging and charitable initiatives. Dinto's product family spans lip tints and plumpers, blushes, foundation, powders, and complexion must-haves, all engineered to feel polished yet effortless. Built for the modern beauty shopper, Dinto blends Korean beauty influences with a global, travel-ready approach, delivering sophisticated, long-wasting color and a narrative-driven aesthetic that invites exploration beyond trend cycles.