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Foundation Reviews - L'oreal True Match

Ahhh Loreal true match, a true staple of the drugstore. One of those foundations I have heard so much about I just had to try.

First off the shade range in this foundation is incredible. There are so many shades and more than a lot of luxury makeup brands. This is a great start as it was so easy to find a shade that not only matched my skin colour but also matched the undertone of my skin.

The texture is quite thick, it is like a cream and applies quite thick onto the skin. It has a really glowing texture to it, but the one thing I notice is that this just doesn't last on my face. I have real difficulty stopping this foundation from sliding off my face. As soon as I put it on, it looks stunning, like I'm ready for vogue, but by the end of the day all my scarring is peaking through and it looks like it has all slid off. I have tried so many different primers with this product but have had the same result will them all. I don't have oily skin and find that some of my more water based foundations last longer than this!

I do prefer light coverage foundations, so don't find myself reaching for this on a day to day basis, but love wearing it if I'm going out for a meal or out with friends. It doesn't sink into my fine lines and blends out seamlessly. Another thing I really love about this product is it has this really beautiful skin like texture to it, when applied to the skin, it doesn't emphasise my pores or cling to dry patches.

For the price of £9.99 this foundation is really good value! It really does look similar to my makeup forever liquid foundation as far as the finish goes, but I just wish it would last longer than a few hours on my skin, as it drives me insane!

So overall not my favourite foundation but a good purchase if you're just looking for something to wear on special occasions thats good value!





































































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