💖 Maybelline New York Fit Me Matte + Poreless Powder Makeup Review - Translucent Shade | 0.29 Oz Review

I ordered Warm Sun (334). The item arrived wrapped in bubble wrap. The reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is because my item arrived with a broken seal, but otherwise everything looked fine. There are no cracks on the mirror and the product. I had to buy online because my local Walmart never stocked darker shades. :/ No hate because I love Maybelline, I've been using this line for a long time, I couldn't find the right shade of powder. Took a risk and finally found it! For my Toffee…

I love everything FITme! products, and this is another addition. It does exactly what it says on the tin, which is to blur the pores and mattify the face. In my opinion, it should not be used alone as a foundation unless you value extremely transparent coverage and are aiming for a no-makeup look. I usually use it under my eyes, under my chin and between my brows to create a matte, non-porous look, and I also use it on my nose because foundation often looks sticky on my nose and it evens out…

I have a mixed light tan, difficult to find the right shade PLUS I need some oil control too. Towards the end of the day my t-zone gets oily but from the moment I put it on I only have to touch up my nose once after half a day and by the end I'm still nervous one more thing. It's a great shade, but I wouldn't recommend focusing on the color you see on screen. Check out the store first to be honest. Computer monitors vary in color saturation and brightness depending on the computer and user. I…

The beige color is a bit darker and a lot more orange than I expected which is a bit strange because I think that's the shade I use in a suitable liquid foundation use. Like and translucent it applies fairly easily and doesn't need to be reapplied but I only have oily spots in a few spots so baking saves me from having to reapply in the future. However, both shades have a frustrating tendency to get stuck in the fine lines that are starting to develop on my face, which, well, kind of sucks. It…