This foundation has gotten a lot of buzz on social media and I finally broke down to try it out to see what the hype was all about, and see if it truly is a very natural medium to full coverage foundation.
The idea behind this foundation is your skin is supposed to look perfect, like you were born that way.
I picked this up in Ivory which online was indicated as fair with neutral-to-golden undertones. This is an oil free foundation infused with coconut water and there are 18 shades to choose from.
After prepping and priming my face as usual, I dotted the foundation on my face and used my beauty blender sponge to blend the foundation onto my skin. The first thing I noticed was that the Ivory (which is my normal color) was a bit too yellow for my skin tone and a little of this foundation goes a long way. It was easy to blend and did look more natural than other foundations I have tried.
I did have to powder the foundation (I used my Two Faced Primed and Poreless) and used a setting spray to stop it from transferring.
After about 8 hours of wear, I noticed that my face looked a bit shiner than normal but this could have been remedied by blotting or dusting with my Two Faced Primed and Poreless (which I didn't do). However by the end of the day, the foundation had mostly worn off.
Would I recommend Two Faced Born this Way Foundation?
Overall I think this is a pretty good foundation but would need to be blotted or powdered sometime during the day to keep the shinies at bay. If I were to repurchase, I would definitely choose another color - preferably one with more pink undertones as the Ivory was much too yellow for my skin tone.
My rating: 3.5 out of 5
* This is not a sponsored blog. All opinions are genuinely my own. Product purchased by me *
The idea behind this foundation is your skin is supposed to look perfect, like you were born that way.
I picked this up in Ivory which online was indicated as fair with neutral-to-golden undertones. This is an oil free foundation infused with coconut water and there are 18 shades to choose from.
After prepping and priming my face as usual, I dotted the foundation on my face and used my beauty blender sponge to blend the foundation onto my skin. The first thing I noticed was that the Ivory (which is my normal color) was a bit too yellow for my skin tone and a little of this foundation goes a long way. It was easy to blend and did look more natural than other foundations I have tried.
I did have to powder the foundation (I used my Two Faced Primed and Poreless) and used a setting spray to stop it from transferring.
After about 8 hours of wear, I noticed that my face looked a bit shiner than normal but this could have been remedied by blotting or dusting with my Two Faced Primed and Poreless (which I didn't do). However by the end of the day, the foundation had mostly worn off.
Would I recommend Two Faced Born this Way Foundation?
Overall I think this is a pretty good foundation but would need to be blotted or powdered sometime during the day to keep the shinies at bay. If I were to repurchase, I would definitely choose another color - preferably one with more pink undertones as the Ivory was much too yellow for my skin tone.
My rating: 3.5 out of 5
* This is not a sponsored blog. All opinions are genuinely my own. Product purchased by me *
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