Review on L "Oreal Paris Foundation Infaillible fresh tone 32 h, 30 ml, shade: 20 Ivory by Dagmara Wiktoria Woj ᠌

The 11-shade vanilla was mine. This is the second time I've purchased this base. I'm happy with them now. My initial impression was mixed because I wasn't sure if the issue lay with my skin's condition, my application technique, or the moisturizer I'd used prior to applying the tone. However, it's possible that the sum of these parts did not produce the desired result. Now for the finer points: My skin is a combination; it tends toward oiliness, yet lack of hydration causes peeling, especially on my cheeks. My skin is uneven in texture and tone because my pores are too big. And there are still many post-acne scars and occasional breakouts. He doesn't cover up the peelings that appeared on my face after I used the foundation for the first time; on the contrary, he proudly displays them for all to see. The cream sank into my pores, and it didn't look great, so I started using a damp sponge to apply it instead. This created the effect of a matte mask over the entire face. These days, even in the winter, you don't need to peel off your skin care products. To set the tone, I use a paintbrush. As a result, it flawlessly mattifies, evens out the skin's texture, conceals smooth the tiniest of flaws, and spreads effortlessly across the skin. This leaves the skin looking great without the mask-like aftereffects. When it comes to longevity, you can rest assured that this is not going to last for 24 hours. The shine only came in my T-zone this summer, and it lasted all day in the office, so I had to use matting wipes. This doesn't strike me as a negative aspect. Now that I have more information, I think it's a solid basis. If you have dry skin, I'm not sure it's worth trying the products recommended here. And if you didn't make a connection with him the first time around, I recommend trying a different approach to care or application; you never know, he might be pleasantly surprised.