Fresh na Fresh: The One Foundation Worth the Hype
March 20, 2019I only learned to appreciate foundation/base makeup later in my lifetime of being obsessed with makeup. I only wore liquid foundation once throughout my teens (MAC PA) and I hated how heavy and cakey it looked. I rediscovered it in college, fell in love, but knew whatever I used wasn't totally perfect.
But using the right foundation, I discovered that I felt prettier, BRIGHTER, and magical. All the times I used foundation, I only loved it because it worked for me to an extent, but never all the way.
But this feeling of foundation not making effort is over for I finally found the most BIGATIN, BONGGA FUNDA EVER.
L'Oreal Infallible Freshwear 24 Hour Foundation
I've always been intrigued with this product especially after Tati raved about it.
I'll be honest: I already tested the L'Oreal Infallible Freshwear 24 Hour foundation prior to these pictures and absolutely loved it. Unfortunately, I didn't take pics of the first few times I tried it but here are some documentation I made when I decided to do a formal review.
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This is what the foundation looked like when I freshly applied it. I used Nichido Final Powder in Creamy Glow to set it. Feel na feel ko pa makeup ko! Time check: 7:30AM |
Here's a rundown on things I observed with the foundation:
- It doesn't have a straight-up matte finish but this satiny one that makes me look like ang ganda ng skincare routine ko.
- Despite the non-matte finish, it smooths over my pores! Insta-filter!
- It sets pretty quickly so you better work fast with your application. Tried it with a beautyblender, cushion sponge, silicone sponge, and fingers and they all worked well for me. I prefer using a dense blending brush since it maximizes the coverage that way.
- I used primer the very first time I used it but the next times I used it--including this time of review--I didn't use anything to prime my face. Tibay!
- My shade is Radiant Sand, which is a touch darker than my skintone. Totally my fault here but it doesn't look that bad. Having a light powder or mixing it with a little lighter foundation worked for me.
- It oxidizes a bit and if you use the wrong type of powder, the shade will look yellowy! (I used it a few times with my Kris Aquino x Ever Bilena Matte Powder Foundation in Lifetime and I LOOKED LIKE I USED TURMERIC POWDER TO SET MY FACE BY THE END OF THE DAY)
- The shade range is so bad here locally. Radiant Sand is already the darkest shade available.
- It obviously won't last for 24 Hours but it fades quite evenly and beautifully. Your skin won't look like the map of the world after the end of the day.
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Wet hair, don't care. But look! Is my foundation there? (Sorry, I love rhymes hahaha) |
One of the things I love about this foundation is that it's pretty versatile. Bake your face with a loose setting powder and you have a durable matte base. My favorite way to set my face, though, is using a baked powder that's a little on the glowy side because it looks like my skin, but better. In the photo above, I used MAC Mineralize Skinfinish Natural in Medium Plus lightly dusted on my face. It kinda mimics the look of having a great skin day as opposed to having heavy foundation. Love love love!
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