L'OREAL PARIS Visible Lift Serum Light Coverage Absolute Combination Luminous Foundation, Classic Ivory, 1 Ounce

In case of doubt order the two closest shades to what you think is correct for your complexion. I ordered "Classic Ivory" and "Nude Beige" and am happy with BOTH. The Classic Ivory is perfect for Winter when I am at my palest and the Nude Beige should suit me well in the Summer. I do not Tan my face but just naturally get a bit more color in the Summer. I am 56 years old and my Skin is "older" Skin. This L'Oreal Visible Lift is giving me wonderful coverage and does not accentuate pores or lines. I had just tried the "Revlon Color Stay" which for me was a nightmare. Flaky, not smooth AND made my Pores look larger. I don't have many large Pores so that was a highly unwelcome surprise. My Skin is mixed leaning toward the Dry side especially in this brutal New England Winter that we have been suffering through and the L'Oreal is giving good protection as well. I would like to mention that finding the right Primer is still one of my travails. I put the L'Oreal on top of "Revlon Photoready" Primer and do not think its a very good pairing. I now have the L'Oreal on without the Primer and it feel's and looks faaaaaaaaaaar better! So, my final words of advice in a nutshell. 1. In case of doubt buy two shades 2. Sometimes the Primer you use may create a conflict with a new base makeup that you are trying. So always try your base with and without Primer.

Been using this product & product #145 for years. It's becoming harder and harder to find at retail stores. Think this #145 must be popular. My sister uses the same #145 & couldn't find it. I recommended usinf Amazon.

I've used this for a decade or more and love the coverage. Great quality and good feel at a fair price.

I had been using an expensive foundation which got reformulated to a new product that I didn’t like. I searched for a new foundation and found this. Love it! I apply with a big foundation brush and get just the right amount of coverage. It doesn’t cake or fall into my frown lines. Yes, when the pump doesn’t pull more product, there is still product left in the bottle. I find this issue with many products. Get yourself a set of small silicone spatulas like a Spatty. Use an adjustable wrench to put a slight twist on the plastic lid of both the old and newer bottles. The top will easily come off. Scoop the product from the older bottle into a newer bottle that you’ve used for a bit (so there’s room to add). Pop the newer bottle’s lid back on and you’re good to go.

Just what I ordered.