“Light-coverage foundations will help to even out subtle skin discolorations like minor redness or sallowness.”Īs a general rule of thumb, Frankel notes that serum-like tint foundations will yield lighter coverage, while liquids, compacts, and cushions provide medium coverage, and creams, sticks, or solid creams will offer full coverage. "Medium coverage will tone down ‘imperfections’ while still looking somewhat natural,” says Frankel. So if there’s not much you want to hide, a lighter coverage option may be a better option. Stay on the safe side by taking the texture of your neck into consideration if you go full coverage, as Frankel says oftentimes there can be a real disconnect between the face and neck and you can risk having that dreaded ‘mask’ effect if you have mature skin.Īlso, while full coverage formulas expertly camouflage, they also risk settling into fine lines and exaggerating texture in the skin, says Frankel. Typically, if there are a few areas or features that you’d like to cover up, for example scarring, blemishes, redness, or discoloration, a full-coverage foundation is your best bet. Frankel, co-founder of Flyte.70.įoundations come in a whole spectrum of coverage options. These two finishes - satin and dewy - tend to be better for those with mature skin, says Elena B. When you see a foundation described as matte, this means that it reflects very little light and dries down to a flat finish, says Dani Schmidt, Global Makeup Artist for Sigma Beauty.Ī satin finish lies somewhere between flat and shiny, while a dewy finish makes the skin look moist and glowing.
In the world of foundations, there are several finishes to consider, all of which will depend on your skin type. Size: 1 oz | Finish: Luminous | Shade Range: 30 | Coverage: Medium Upon testing, I loved that this foundation could be layered on for stronger coverage or buffed out for a sheer, tint-like finish. Ideal for those with dry to normal skin types, this foundation is formulated with grapeseed oil, squalane, and MoistureGrip technology to ensure that your skin remains hydrated all day - without the need for hydrating sprays or moisturizing primers. Cue Makeup By Mario's SurrealSkin Liquid Foundation, a game-changing formula developed by celebrity makeup artist, Mario Dedivanovic, that enhances the skin while providing medium coverage. We love when makeup artists come out with complexion products because they just get it. What We Don’t Love: Though this claims to have a 12-hour wear, it's prone to separating on some skin types.
What We Love: While this foundation can be used with any brush or sponge, it launched alongside the brand's F4 Brush for enhanced results.
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