Serum Foundation

I don't really like foundation, like it better when you see a skin with some blemishes that lives. And yet there are days when it's nice if you can camouflage a bit 😁. My skin is dehydrated and somewhat dry, never found a foundation (high end or cheaper) that I like before. This one from the Ordinary covers very naturally, with a nice glow and can even be used locally to camouflage imperfections because it is so skinlike and blends well. I'm happy!

The best foundation I've found so far! This is for everyone who loves a natural, glowy, medium-covering foundation. Personally, I only need a few drops to cover my entire face. As it is called, it is very “serum” like, so you have to be careful not to leave streaks because you have to spread it well (and shake it well before use). I myself have combination skin; normal to dry skin everywhere except an oily t-zone. As a result, it quickly creases around my eyes in fine lines and you might have to update with a powder throughout the day if it gets too shiny. I don't mind this myself and I like the glow so I don't powder it off. For the price/quality, it is really a good foundation. Pros - price/quality/quantity - nice natural glow - little product required for full coverage - feels very light Con's - creased easily over the day in fine lines - maybe too “serum-like” /greasy for someone with oily skin - often sold out in my shade and limited to obtain

It does not separate, does not become cakey and is super thin, with quite a bit of coverage for the light substance. The skin looks very natural and the product also feels nice on the skin throughout the day. In terms of color, I bought the golden-yellow 2.0, but it wasn't yellow enough, so I added a little yellow foundation mixer, and then it was completely good. Don't expect it to cover very dark spots, but for a natural result it works well, and if you cover the spots with concealer and then put this foundation under/over them, they'll be gone. Or you simply smear an extra layer of the foundation in the problem areas.