I usually had to spread a thin, runny layer all over my face, wait for it to dry, dab another light layer over the spots I really wanted covered, wait some more, and then cake on finishing powder to make sure I stayed matte and put. Even from the first use, I knew the foundation was way too liquidy and sheer ( -1) to be anywhere near Holy Grail status for me. Here is where the review begins to slope downward. I usually chose to swirl bits of the liquid directly onto my face using the applicator and then even it out as I wished with my buffing brush. In fact, I would say that even the very last layer that I just finished using the other day got out when I twisted down enough. The twist mechanism is interesting, but it was not difficult to use and I did not feel that it was eating up the foundation. I would have had no idea without blogger tips, especially since there is a concealer that comes in an identical but smaller package.Īnyway, I actually like the applicator tip for its ease of use ( +1). If you’re weirded out by the fact that nothing on there actually reads “foundation,” you’re probably onto something. The foundation itself is typically sized with a unique container as shown above. However, in the name of blogging, I picked out 190 Nude and carried on. The color selection is extremely limited ( -1, there were maybe 6 or so in store), which for me already takes away from 50% of the foundation’s use: i.e. Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Eraser FoundationĮven going to the store to pick up a stick, I already had trouble choosing a shade to match my light/medium skin. I know I did, hence, as always, I put the hype to the test–over the course of an entire semester.
If you frequent beauty blogs (especially a specifically talented vlogger who swears by this stuff), you have no doubt come across this Maybelline foundation as a recurring drugstore mention.
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