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Foundation Reviews - Mac Face And Body Foundation

Good old Mac Face and Body, I cannot tell you how many people I know that swear by this foundation and use it for pretty much any night/daytime occasion you could imagine. It's one of those all rounder foundations that is loved by so so many people and has become a cult classic of its own right.

So I love the packaging, whoever designed this needs a knighthood or a big mansion or just a big pay rise. It is so so easy to travel with and just looks so minimal and classic, out of all of my foundations, this is by far my favourite packaging. Not to mention you get 50ml, as oppose to a regular foundation which on average contains around 30ml. This is so easy to keep clean, and apply to a brush, fingers or directly to the face. This is really similar to the Glossier Skin Tint Packaging but the Mac face and body just feels a bit more sturdy and firmer. so overall packaging is defiantly a 30/10.

The texture itself is like water, you can really move it around but then it kind of turns into a cream as it applies to the face. I love applying this with my fingers, because I find the warmth from my hands really helps the product blend out. It almost sets on your face and becomes more difficult to move around. I love the finish of this foundation, It really has this gorgeous natural skin like finish to it. It does have coverage but it is light, but can be built up to a good medium coverage.

The only issue I have with this foundation is I really struggle to find the right undertone and shade. I've tried so many shades but find they all either look a little ashy or a little orange. But when I have a tan, I whip this bad boy out like there is no stopping me!

It also lasts a long time, and out of all my light coverage foundations this is the one I can definitely rely on to pull through, I can't even tell you the time it lasts because whenever I wear this it just seems to last forever and if I go out when I come home it looks no different from when I first applied it!




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