La Roche-Posay Unifiance Mat fluid Foundation

Hello everybody!

Time for my second favorite foundation, obviously a French one, from a brand I absolutely love !!!

Honestly, I do have all La Roche Posay's make up range, and some of their skincare line.

Not to mention that my dermatologist also recommends them for me.

Well on to the product!

This is my second bottle of this foundation, and not the last one for sure!

I have oily-acne prone skin with some scares and this is suitable exactly for my type. It's a mat formula, wich means you don't need powder at all. It controls oil so good. I would say that it lasts pretty long time throughout the day, without blotting.You can wear it alone and it seems that you're wearing nothing, like it's actually your normal skin.

It has an amazing finish, lightweight, but covering on the same time imperfections. I wouldn't say that it can cover up blemishes or redness totally, but it can surely gives a nice even complexion, with a medium to buildable full coverage.

With some extra concealer on aeras you wanna cover a little bit more, you're more than ready to go!

Personally, I do prefer wearing only one layer and then conceal only where I truely need it.

But you can build up your coverage without concealer, using two or three layers.

What I have to mention is that it really needs a nice generous amount of moisturiser, so as to set up on your skin like a "second skin" foundation. After that, you have to work pretty fast, not that it dries out, but only to give the best fresh look you can in your skin.

I use it every day in the winter, and I'm more than fine. In the summer time it can still looks nice, but not in extremelly hot weather cause it might start melting.

It's a 30 ml bottle and costs around 20 euros from all pharmacies.

La Roche Posay has another foundation, one with full coverage.

http://www.laroche-posay.com/International/beauty/home-h.aspx

I haven't try it yet, but I will. For now, I don't think I need it cause this one makes me feel confident way more than I thought it will.

You won't  loose anything if you buy it. It's beneficial for your sensitive skin no matter what :)

xxx

Vichy Normaderm Teint Anti-Imperfection Foundation

Hello ladies !

Time for make up :)

For me, if you do have a nice and even complexion you can then work out your whole face on a certain good-looking result.

So, it's crucial choosing the right foundation with the perfect color match, nice texture and suitable  for your skin type.

On to the Vichy now...

I have oily-acne prone skin, so I always tend to buy similar type of foundations.

First thing I look when I'm on search is to be Oil-Free and non comedogenic so as not to clog my pores and this one has both of them !!

When it comes to texture it's quite smooth and easy to apply and blend. You don't have to work out with it for long time. It doesn't look or feel cakey at all and it lasts pretty long, I would say 6 hours or more with some blotting at the end of the day.

It leaves your skin semi mat with a hint of sheen (personally I do not need powder), which is acceptable for foundation while otherwise you can look totally "flat". Every time I wear this I always tend to get compliments for my complexion :)

When it comes to coverage, it's medium to buildable full coverage. Evens out amazingly your imperfections, redness or any other blemishes you might have. I have acne scars which covers them pretty well. I do need concealer of course to erase the redness, but not in an amount. In general, it doesn't look like you have something on, it looks like skin.

It's color range is ok, I have the lightest shade ( 16 opal)  which matches my skin tone perfectly as nothing else have ever done!!!
A huge bonus is that it has Spf 20 !!!! Perfect for winter :)

 

It's a 30 ml bottle and retails for 16-18 Euros.

I'll certainly  keep repurchasing it until I find something better than that, as I feel confident when I have this on. Not to mention again that I'm in love with french brands when it comes to skin stuff.

I would recommend anyone to get this from a pharmachy!

Finding a perfect base?? This it it :)