Texture: It's one of the thicker, creamier liquid foundations. It blends well with a beauty sponge, but I haven't tried any other methods of application.



Coverage and finish: I got sent a shade that is too dark for me (106 Natural Beige), so it's hard to accurately assess the coverage, but I think it's about medium, though it didn't cover my under eye circles that well. Finish is matte on me, though not drying or in a way that would be already flaky on my dry skin, but I didn't need to take away any shine with a powder even right after application. When I did a before-after picture, I felt my skin looked textured with it, but when I was checking it in the mirror through the day, it looked ok - so it's a foundation that doesn't look as good in pictures as in person.




Shade: 106 Natural Beige is comparable to Revlon's shades starting with 200 in terms of depth, so for light-medium skin tones. There is a shade Porcelain, but we don't have it here and I don't know how light it is. This comes in 16 shades, but here we have a limited selection.

Packaging: A basic squeeze tube. The new packaging looks so much more modern than the previous, though they mostly just changed the label.



I had this review in my drafts for a year (yes, I know how bad am I at publishing stuff) and the price went up from 14,79 € to 15,59 €.

Though I got a shade that's much too dark for me, I can see why it's popular - matte foundations with a good level of coverage are loved almost by default. It's too matte for my liking, since my skin is dry, but it's not a drying formula. If you like foundations such as Revlon Colorstay, you may like this too. I prefer their Facefinity 3-in1-foundation which looks beautiful on the skin, it's similarly thick and has more of a satin-matte finish, plus it's available in a shade light enough for me.