#Swatch l oreal infallible powder shades skin

I could see subtle discoloration from my darkest acne scars through it, but it was definitely enough coverage for me to feel comfortable. Still incredibly impressive, and you can see above how much it evened out my complexion and concealed my acne.

With this one being no exception, I think it taps out at the high end of medium and low end of full. Here’s the thing about a lot of these “full coverage” powder foundations: you may be able to build up the coverage to truly full, but then you’re really layering up the product which ends up looking heavy. It wasn’t awful when blended down my neck, but wasn’t perfect, and I don’t think going lighter and warmer would be a solution. I also felt that it pulled a little warm, as I have slightly golden undertones. I chose to try out the shade Light 280N which, despite being called ‘light’ actually looked slightly dark for me.

#Swatch l oreal infallible powder shades skin

It’s non-comedogenic (great for acne prone skin!) and is supposed to give a blurred, eve, crease-free complexion for all skin types. This product makes some incredibly lofty claims that I would even be surprised a liquid foundation to uphold! It’s primer-infused and is supposed to deliver medium-to-full buildable coverage with a semi-matte finish. On the brand’s website you can find the full color range, but at the time of writing this they are all sold out. Camo Powder Foundation is $11 and comes in a whopping 30 shades to start… however in stores, you’ll only find about twelve. Ever since the L’Oreal Infallible Powder Foundation went ultra viral, I’ve noticed an uptick in these types of products coming out, though few have actually held a candle… until the elf Camo Powder Foundation. Full coverage powder foundations: it’s the challenge that many makeup brands have taken on recently, trying to defy the limitations of powder to offer the lightweight feel but with liquid-like coverage.