L'Oréal Paris Foundation for Face, Skincare Infused with Hyaluronic Acid, True Match Hydrating Liquid Foundation for All Skin Tones, SPF 16, 2N Vanilla,30 ml

Light on the skin but still provides good coverage. I have sensitive blemish prone combination skin and this does not irritate it at all. Brilliant for the price. Matches my skin tone flawlessly.

Nice foundation, I love how it does colour match really well to your skin tones. It goes on well, and doesn't look caked on at all but still gives good coverage.

One of the best foundations that looks good on my mature 42-year-old skin, it smoothes and blurs imperfections in a perfect way, looking almost like a filter if you moisturize and nourish the skin well beforehand. It doesn't look heavy, it doesn't create a mask even after adding several layers, it blends perfectly into the skin . The face looks natural, radiant and healthy. I already thought that I had found the perfect foundation that I would never part with, unfortunately, as is the case in life, perfection does not exist, after three days of use it sensitized my skin, causing many subcutaneous pimples around my mouth on both sides of my cheeks. This is the first time that my skin has had such a reaction to a foundation. I really regret it because it is truly an amazing foundation. If you have sensitive skin , it’s good if you could first try a sample before you buy full size product.

At 30, I no longer have the patience for foundations that play games. I want glow, I want hydration, I want my skin to look like I drink green smoothies even if I just had cereal for dinner. Enter: L’Oreal True Match in 3N Creamy Beige, a foundation that understood the assignment.- Coverage? Natural but buildable, like, “I woke up like this,” but with a little help from science and hyaluronic acid.- Finish? Dewy enough to say “I’m thriving,” but not so shiny I look like I’ve been running late in July.- Shade match? 3N Creamy Beige fits so well that I thought I accidentally opened an Instagram filter.- SPF 16? A polite gesture. Cute. We see you. But don’t worry, I’m still layering my SPF 50 because I read ingredients lists now and I own a vitamin C serum.Bonus: It doesn’t cling to dry patches, doesn’t oxidise, and doesn’t give up halfway through the day, unlike my 20s.Would I recommend it? Yes. It’s giving hydrated, even-toned, fully-employed goddess energy. Just don’t forget your real sunscreen, because we’re grown and sun damage is not the vibe.

Great foundation I’m over 50 and it gave me great coverage.even hid my wrinkles.lasted all day.am very happy with it

Brilliant, lightweight easy to apply. I'm on my third bottle, good price for a good quality item. Recommend to my friends and will buy again.

It's good for light use / low coverage days. I do find it needs more blending than my expensive brand otherwise it leaves steaks. Colour match is good. Definitely won't last all day though.

Reading the mixed reviews I wasn't sure if it's real or fake like some reviewers claim. So I went to tesco and boots and saw that the foundation there also has got glitter and it is runny. The warm shades have yellow glitter, cold - pink, neutral might be mix. I bought one from boots, and 2 from amazon. I can confirm it's not fake, it does have a very fine glitter, almost invisible, but it doesn't make the face shiny at all. It really is runny, but I pump it slowly on my fingers, 1 pump is more than enough, it spreads nicely, not patchy, really fine and smooth medium coverage. I have combination skin that has started to age and I used to use a bb cream with loose powder on top before, which used to give me less coverage and looked not that great on my pores, but this - flawless. Coverage is smooth and perfect, I don't need a powder on top now. I think it's thin for a reason - if it was thick it would show in the fine lines and oily pores.I bought 2W and it has yellow glitter in it and it is of a perfect light yellow colour, finally not orange, beige or pink but yellow - exactly what I needed. I bought 1.5N and 1W for the winter. If you have a really pale northern skin go for the lightest shade which is 0.5C or 0.5N. The colours are really nice and realistic. Other brands are usually very orange or very white or really pink, it was hard to find nice and realistic shades. Also, I briefly used the beauty pie foundation, that one kept breaking me out(I never usually have spots), this one doesn't break me out. For the price, I'll be using it for many years to come