About Ever-Matte Shine Proof Foundation

This exceptional, creamy medium coverage foundation controls excess oil and shines while perfecting the skin and creating a smooth, natural finish. Unlike most mattifying foundations, which leave the skin flat and dull, this unique formula features micro-fine powder particles that absorb excess oil so your complexion remains shine-free all day long. Created for combination to oily skin, this foundation minimized the appearance of pores and fine lines, creating a beautiful soft-focused effect.

Why It’s Special

Micro-fine powders particles absorbs oil
Vitamin E & A
Medium-Buildable Coverage
Matte, Natural Skin Finish

Who It’s For

Perfect for All Skin Types, Especially Oily & Combination

How To Use

Pat Ever-Matte Shine Proof Foundation onto the forehead, cheeks, and chin, blending into the skin using fingertips. This buildable cream allows you to start with less and build coverage as needed. Cover stubborn areas of concern by tapping product directly to imperfections with a brush or fingertip.

Key Ingredients

Vitamin E: Repairing and soothing antioxidant
Vitamin A: Reduces flaking and restores suppleness

Other Details

Size: 40ml / 1.35 fl oz
Oil-Free
Alcohol-Free
Fragrance-Free
Dermatologist Tested

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Reviews

Ale P. Apr 25, 2016

Light to medium coverage, creases if not set w/ powder

This foundation is not a bad foundation, the only thing i will say is that in all honesty, if you are fair skinned but have a pink undertone, this shade which is the only shade described as having a pink undertone is still kinda yellow and a bit light for you. It's a very matte foundation, yes, but even so, if you don't set it with the lightest bit of powder, it WILL CREASE on your fine lines. Oh, and it doesn't work (at least it didn't for me) with the primer (the Becca ever matte pore perfecting primer). The foundation clings to wherever you applied the primer, in a very patchy way. It's a nice coverage though. It worked best for me with a stippling brush or a beauty blender.

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