Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Favorite Foundations


I only own four foundations, but I feel that they do very different jobs and I love them for different reasons. My Nars Sheer Glow in shade Macao, (pictured on the far left), is a full coverage, satin finish liquid foundation that I guess would be considered more of a "high-end" brand costing $42. It can tend to feel a bit heavy in Summer so I find myself wearing it more in Winter. I feel that it does give my skin a flawless look and glow. 
 My Estee Lauder Double Wear Foundation in shade Spice is my absolute favorite out of all four because it is light-weight, but gives great coverage. I never feel like my face is cakey when wearing this foundation. It definitely does do what is states on the label because I can wear this throughout the day and never have to touch-up and it looks the same as when I applied it in the morning. I recommend this foundation wholeheartedly  because it gives you a natural, flawless look for about $35. 
  Next is Revlon's Photo Ready Foundation in shade Caramel. I love this foundation because it really does give an airbrushed look in photos. I did have a hard time finding the right shade for myself and I do believe that Caramel is a little too light for me, but overall I love this foundation. I do find that it applies best for me when I use a flat-top brush. I purchased this foundation for around $10-$15 and it can be found in places like Walgreens, Target, or Wal-Mart. 
Me wearing Revlon's Photo Ready Foundation
  Lastly, is my only powder foundation, Loreal True Match in shade Nut Brown. I love this foundation for an everyday look or for when I am in a hurry. It's super easy to apply and gives you great coverage that doesn't make you feel cakey. Also, it is very light-weight and easy to blend making your skin feel comfortable. I purchased this foundation from Walgreens for around $10. 


I hope this helps you out in deciding the right foundation for yourself. It's all about trial and error. Also, if a foundation isn't working for you, change the brush you are using to apply it or change your technique for applying it first before giving up on it. Thanks so much for reading!

--Aisha Nikkea 

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