e.l.f.Camo Powder Foundation, Lightweight, Primer-Infused Buildable & Long-Lasting Medium-to-Full Coverage Foundation, Fair 150 C

Always great. Great coverage exactly what I expect. And the perfect prices. I love how local to where I live. Makeup came all in one piece no broken powder foundation when I opened the compact.

Great concealer. Very soft on skin. Went on smoothly.

Well, I should have listened to the reviews because the compact came all crunched up with the powder. It’s very delicate I wanted to try it on to test for the color and feel of the product.It’s actually really good! I have combination dry skin oil in the zone a little bit. I’m 53. I thought it has good coverage and was very cream like powder going onto the face. If I repurchase, I will definitely go into the store and buy it.

It’s very nice on me and it blends nicely

I've been using this Elf foundation for a couple years after using loose power for a decade- complete game changer! I'm 36 and have some age spots, pinkness, and sensitive skin. I only use a thin daily face lotion before applying this foundation and it works great. I'm not a makeup person, I just want something to blend and cover the inconsistency in my skin without looking like I rock face paint. I use Fair 140 and it has the perfect bit of yellow tint to wash out the overly pink areas I don't like.It is definitely buildable if that's what you're about, too, though.One thing I will say is keep your pad clean- as you would anything you regularly rub on your face. I wash mine with soapy water once a week and use a different part of the pad throughout the week. Its just easier to apply when you arent fighting days of layers on the pad.

I got one shade, which was darker than expected, so I ordered the next shade down. It was lighter than expected, too light for me. The difference between the two is crazy. I guess they don't have a color match for me? If they did, it works really well.205N vs 210N

Great press powder

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