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Emily P.

Sep 28, 2013

Emily P.

I'm very pale and somewhat oily in my t-zone. I've been doing some research and shade 2 (shade 1 is pure white) seems to be the color for me. My sephora doesn't carry it in store so I can't get a sample of it, but I can obviously return it if it doesn't work. Has anyone tried this? Pros/cons? Does it blend well with a beauty blender & what is the lasting power of this product? Thanks :)

Emily T.

Sep 28, 2013

Emily T.

I'm a huuuge fan of Skin Base because it has awesome coverage and gives skin a healthy, radiant glow. It is a fuller coverage foundation and is quite buildable. It is a heavier formulation so it definitely feels like you're wearing a full face (but it's not uncomfortable). If you use primer and a setting powder you can get a good 10+ hours of wear. I only ever applied it using an HD foundation brush and that was perfect. I'm very fair and I use a mix of shades 3 and 4 because 3 pales me out too much and 4 is a hint too dark. Good luck!

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