Looking for an Everyday Foundation?
Well, now that depends what you want it to do. Let's briefly address some of the more popular issues that those who wear foundation are trying to correct:
- My skin is too oily
- My skin is too dry
- I don't like my freckles
- I have undereye circles
- I have to fix my redness/blotchiness
- I'm breaking out a little
- I want my skin to appear poreless
- I want to look like me, just a little better
So, now that these are out there we need to discuss what it is that each product does.
TrueMatch Super-Blendable Pressed Powder by L'Oreal
I have a medium skin tone, so I struggle with "being in the middle" of the color scale. Normally, the color scale in a drugstore looks like this:
Not much diversity for us mulit-racial folks. So you could say I was skeptical when I bought it at first.
I popped open the lid and lightly rubbed it with my finger. The powder is SO smooth! Excited, I pat it onto my face into circular motions. I was so excited about how it looked I immediately did the rest of my makeup and took photos! Come look!
It keeps your skin smooth and "poreless" looking. If covered freckles and shadows under my eyes.
Redness is gone, and it blended beautifully on my skin. However, if it gets too hot it will crease, causing a weird maskish effect. Since it didn't get hot enough for this to happen at the time, it didn't bother me.It was my go-to product for about 18 months. Until....
Enter Neutrogena Healthy Skin Powder!
When I started S.J. Hacker on YouTube, I started buying other brands. This powder is incredibly light, yet I didn't sacrifice coverage! I had visibly clearer skin but you could see my freckles still! It just looked like I wasn't wearing anything at all. You don't even have to wash it off, since it's minerals.This is my new go-to product. This product allows you to still look like you, only better. Here is how it holds up in photos:
Thanks for reading and I hope you use this information to be a more informed consumer!
This is an unpaid review. Published solely for the purpose of public benefit.