L "Oreal Paris Foundation Infaillible fresh tone 32 h, 30 ml, shade: 20 Ivory Review

With its pros: If matched to match the color of the skin, you will be pleasantly surprised by the quality. During the time of use is not felt on the skin. The skin breathes. Pleasant aroma. Light texture. Some cons: It is washed off with appropriate means, cosmetic soap does not wash off completely.

The best toner I've ever used, in my opinion. On the skin, it is nearly undetectable. At the same time, it effectively hides defects. has drawbacks Applying near the eyes is not advised. The eyes have some sort of negative reaction.

Excellent tone for situations in which a pretty deep matte finish is required. Because of how rapidly it grabs, it is essential to apply it and then promptly disseminate it. In that case, it might not lay evenly and end up looking like a mask. The use of a damp sponge is my preferred method of application. He will locate any peelings that are present and draw attention to them if there are any. It is possible for it to seep into the pores if there is no base.

Fantastic sound for situations calling for a rather heavy matte coating. Because of how quickly it takes hold, it must be applied and dispersed right away. Otherwise, it might not lay flat and end up looking like a mask. A wet sponge is my tool of choice for application. He'll zero in on any peelings there are and draw extra attention to them. It might seep into the pores without a foundation.

Excellent sound for when a substantial matte sheen is required. Because of how quickly it takes hold, it must be applied and dispersed right away. It could look like a mask if it doesn't lay flat. When I put it on, I use a damp sponge. He will seek out and accentuate whatever peelings there may be. It might seep into the pores without a foundation.

Excellent tone for situations in which a pretty deep matte finish is required. Because of how rapidly it grabs, it is essential to apply it and then promptly disseminate it. Otherwise, it may lie unevenly and look like a mask. The use of a damp sponge is my preferred method of application. He will locate any peelings that are present and draw attention to them if there are any. It is possible for it to seep into the pores if there is no base.

Excellent tone when you require a matte finish that is reasonably dense. It grabs really quickly, thus distribution and application are both required right away. If not, it could lay unevenly and resemble a mask. I like to use a moist sponge when applying. If peelings exist, he will locate them and draw attention to them. It may fall into the pores if there is no basis.

Excellent sound for when a substantial matte sheen is required. Because of how quickly it takes hold, it must be applied and dispersed right away. It could look like a mask if it doesn't lay flat. A wet sponge is my tool of choice for application. He'll zero in on any peelings there are and draw extra attention to them. Without a foundation, it may seep into the cracks.

Fantastic sound for situations calling for a rather heavy matte coating. Since it works so rapidly, it must be applied and dispersed instantly. It could look like a mask if it doesn't lay flat. A wet sponge is my tool of choice for application. He will seek out and accentuate whatever peelings there may be. It might seep into the pores without a foundation.

They supplied a "old" cream; it has been out of date for two years already. The manufacturer's design has already undergone two changes. The two previous bottles I have are both fresher than this one. Where did this cream come from and where did it stay fresh for two years, seller?

Hi all! I'm going to give you my thoughts on this L'oreal foundation right now. There are benefits and drawbacks to the foundation, but I'll begin with the benefits. The cream mattifies the face and evens out the tone, and its compact size and "nose" make it easy to apply and spread over the skin. ConsIt can be drying, therefore it's best not to use it on bare skin; it dries rapidly; the color is hard to predict. In the end, I decided that I would only use it in a ratio of 1:1 with a…

Since my complexion is oily and it is summer, I was hoping that this foundation would provide the full coverage that I need. The tube's slim nozzle makes it easy to dispense just the right amount. This foundation was unwearable for me because it managed to find its way into every single pore on my face, including the ones I was blissfully unaware even existed. I tried a highly moisturizing moisturizer and the Porefessional silicone primer to minimize the appearance of pores, but neither worked.

I bought vanilla shade 11 for myself. For the second time, I purchase this foundation. I am now quite happy with them. When I first bought it, I wasn't sure how I felt about it; maybe the skin's condition was the issue, maybe the application technique, maybe the cream I used before the tone. However, perhaps the combined effect of all of this was not the best. Now let's get specific: Due to my combination skin's propensity for oiliness and lack of hydration, peeling often develops, primarily on

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…

I prefer this framework a thousand times over the "alliance perfect" variant. Its texture blends in seamlessly with the skin and doesn't make it look like you're wearing a mask. It also flawlessly conceals redness, adds volume, and mattifies. ConsIt soaks into pores, its durability is not reinforced concrete (though 24 hours are claimed), and it leaves a greasy shine after only 5 or 6 hours.

I prefer this framework a thousand times over the "alliance perfect" variant. Its texture blends in seamlessly without leaving any sort of mask behind. It also flawlessly conceals redness, adds volume, and mattifies. ConsIt soaks into pores, its durability isn't as strong as reinforced concrete (though it says it's good for 24 hours), and it leaves a greasy shine after only 5 or 6 hours.

This base is a thousand times better than the "alliance perfect" version. Its texture applies smoothly and does not have a masking effect. It also flawlessly conceals redness, adds volume, and mattifies. ConsIt soaks into pores, its durability is not reinforced concrete (though 24 hours are claimed), and it leaves a greasy shine after only 5 or 6 hours.

This foundation is much more appealing to me than the "alliance perfect" version in a thousand different ways. Its consistency is easily absorbed by the skin without leaving a masked appearance because to the way it is applied. Additionally, it flawlessly conceals redness while simultaneously building up and mattifying the skin. Negative aspects include the fact that it penetrates pores, the fact that its durability is not reinforced concrete (even if the label claims that it lasts for 24…

This base is a thousand times better than the "alliance perfect" version. Its texture applies smoothly and does not have a masking effect. Additionally, the redness is nicely concealed, and the finish is matte and built-up. There are a few drawbacks: it absorbs into the pores, it doesn't have the endurance of reinforced concrete (even though it says it does for 24 hours), and after 5 or 6 hours it develops a greasy shine.

This base is a thousand times better than the "alliance perfect" version. Its texture blends in seamlessly with the skin and doesn't make it look like you're wearing a mask. It also flawlessly conceals redness, adds volume, and mattifies. ConsIt absorbs into pores, it's not as durable as reinforced concrete (though 24 hours is advertised), and it leaves a greasy sheen after 5-6 hours.