Loreal True Match Super Blendable Makeup

Pros: blends easily; great coverage; feels and looks lightweight.
Cons: none

I usually prefer not to buy foundation from a drugstore as I like to test it out to make sure I have a good match with my complexion. However, I recently found myself in a jam when I discovered I had run out the night before a vacation and had no time to ...

Pros: Makes skin look flawless, wears well, no oils, SPF 17
Cons: None

I haven't used liquid foundation much, instead preferring to use powder foundation to even out my skin tone and to cover up some blemishes. I have noticed that lately the powder foundation has not been sufficient coverage and by mid-morning, most of it ...

Pros: Smooth, even, long-lasting coverage
Cons: Can be difficult to decode which color choice is right for you

Unfortunately, my house was burglarized a few days ago and my purse was stolen, along with the keys to the car and my bottle of L'Oreal True Match Super-Blendable Makeup. Fortunately, no one was hurt and my True Match was easily replaced at my local ...

Pros: looks and feels lightweight; provides light-medium coverage; satiny finish; excellent shade selection; inexpensive
Cons: no SPF

Unlike most other beauty products, I am not very experimental when it comes to foundation once I find something I really like. I wasn’t shopping for a new foundation (I was very happy with the R evlon Skinlights ...

Pros: Good staying power, good colors available
Cons: Will stain clothing

Up until recently True Match was my favorite foundation. I actually would buy both the W4 (Warm) and the N4(neutral) and mix them to get the exact shade I needed as my skin color changed from the tanner color of summer to the lighter shade in the fall ...

Pros: shade selection, coverage
Cons: none here

I am always on the lookout for a good foundation that works well with my oily skin, that does not look fake or that I am sick. I don't know why it took me so long to try L'oreal True Match, but I'm glad I finally did. The Product The ...

Pros: Fine milling! Easy application, layer-able, perfect even wear.
Cons: Pigments adhere to soft contact lenses like micro-barnacles.

Ask any gracefully aging goth about her favorite foundation and you may receive a tome’s worth of hard-earned alchemical wisdom: take Shiseido or Sebastian or Kryolan or Lancome, set with rice powder, etc. For sensitive skin, the kind that tolerates ...

Pros: Great range of colours, price, texture, packaging, helpful website
Cons: Seems to get darker over time, can sit in facial lines

I have always struggled to find a foundation that actually matches my skin; having pale skin with yellow Asian undertones and redness on my cheeks seems to be my downfall I think. Ive lost count of how much I have spent at the Clinique and Benefit ...

Pros: Cheap, Wears Well, Super Blendable, Great Coverage.
Cons: No pump bottle, just a screw-on cap.

I am as pale as pale gets, so it's always a challenge trying to find a foundation that will match my skin, and also that has what I require as far as finish, etc. I need something oil-free, something that wears well, something on the thinner side so that ...

Pros: natural looking, easy to find perfect match, blendable
Cons: pricey, if it wasn't on sale and w/out a coupon

I have a hard time finding the right shade for my foundation at a drug store. If I don't get the right kind, my face turns orangy-red due to my undertones. I was told at a fancy cosmetic counter that I needed to buy yellow-based foundations. Since I ...

Pros: nice coverage, natural looking, not irritating
Cons: Can get greasy and rub off so DONT TOUCH YOUR FACE!

I have combination skin and I like this stuff. I've been using Loreal TrueMach's slightly yellowish W4 and W6 for years now. I usually put some on my fingers, blend, and move on to another part of my face. Easy to use, easy to blend. And not irritating ...

Pros: Amazing, covers, looks great/natural lasts.
Cons: Price, bottle top.

I have very fair skin that being said, I have had alot of trouble in the past finding a foundation that is light enough for me. I did come close in the past, but was always left with the change of tone wherever my makeup stopped. This really bothered ...

Pros: Cheaper than Mary Kay Matches skin Perfectly Great Coverage Large Selection of Colors
Cons: More expensive than other foundations

I have always used Mary Kay's foundation because of the large selection of colors. I wear the color porcelaine which is lighter and more pail than ivory. It is almost impossible to find that shade at the drug store. Even the ones I found were ...

Pros: Light, natural feeling finish
Covers imperfections and redness
Buildable coverage
SPF 17 sunscreen
Very well priced
Cons: None thus far!

I have very fair skin with pink undertones, and have a difficult time (to say the least) finding a foundation that is light enough and does not give me an orange tint. I typically invest in foundation and purchase from Sephora (my usual is Laura Mercier ...

Pros: Great choice of colors, quick flawless application.
Cons: None.

I am extremely happy with this makeup. I have tried about four different types in the last two days based on all the research I have done, and this one came out on top without exception!
It goes on beautifully and quickly and can be worn very sheer or you can build on it for a more solid coverage. It does not seem to fill into fine lines or wrinkles like all the others did. It leaves a nice, dewy finish that looks very natural and young. This is very nice for more mature skin, but my 17-year-old daughter really loves it now too. If you have any dry patches or flakiness, this makeup covers and works well with imperfections. All the others exaggerated the dry spots, made them more noticeable, and did not cover redness very well. True Match is a great find and I would highly recommend it.