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[unpaid/sample] If you still can’t quite adapt back to full foundation, this US based cover is something of a find. Veil Sunset Foundation is an oil free, light pigment base that feels and acts like a blur product but at such a lightweight level, you’ll forget it’s there.
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I was convinced that both the shades I called in (3P and 3N) would be too orange but in fact, they’re not, and I could wear either although my natural inclination is towards 3P. I will say ahead that it’s really hard to find in the UK but there is free global shipping direct from the US site.
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The texture is melty and light and gives more in the way of blur than colour so it’s absolutely ideal for a natural skin look that is perfecting and has a – hate to use such a hackneyed term but – ‘me but better’ finish. You could, if you’re completely happy with your tone just opt for the primer (above). I’m not much of a primer fan but could see a tangible difference on the side of my face with the primer and the one without. It’s mattifying but not dryly so and the skin finish is a light veil of diffusion with a definite soft focus finish.
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In the swatch, it’s 3P below and 3N above. P signifies a pink undertone and N is a neutral undertone. There’s a G category as well for ‘gold’ undertone with 15 shades to choose from. If you don’t see a shade that you are sure of, I think mixing the primer with your usual base would have a similar effect…in fact, the brand calls it a mixing base. I tried it on a half and half with Complexion Rescue and although it took longer than usual to dry, the blur effect was happily and subtly there, so it feels like a bit of a ‘store cupboard’ complexion enhancer for when you think you need to up a level. The bases are $47.95 and the primer is $44.95 HERE.
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