From what I've seen at the drugstore, they're repackaged this foundation, so it doesn't look like this anymore. The print on the front of the bottle is now a lighter green but it's still in the same glass bottle.
The Claims
- Lightweight
- Unscented
- Oil-free
- Soothes redness
- Moisturizes dryness
- Does not irritate skin or clog pores
The Results
- This foundation was very lightweight on the skin but it also gave light coverage
- As claimed, it is unscented
- I didn't notice any irritation or break outs caused from this foundation
- I did not find it to be moisturizing nor drying; it kind of just sat on top of my skin
- I found that it would cling to any dry patches on my skin
- Even though it gave very light coverage, it applied pretty streaky on my skin when I used a brush. Definitely opt for a Beauty Blender for this.
- I can't really say it "soothed" any redness, but it covered it up well
- The bottle of this foundation is the worst! It has no dropper or pump, so you have to pour it out, however it is a fairly thick product, so pouring it isn't exactly easy...
The Verdict
I found that for a light coverage foundation, this was not easy to work with. It took a lot of effort for it to look natural on me. I was pretty disappointed because it wasn't as good as I remembered it being back in the day, but then again, I've tried so many awesome foundations since then.I'm not sure if it's been reformulated since the packaging has changed, but I don't believe it has. Overall, I don't think it's the best foundation out there. However, I do highly recommend the pressed powder that goes with this. It has been one of my holy grail powders ever since I first tried it and I have repurchased it many times!
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