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This is the Doll 10 T.C.E. Super Full Coverage Foundation. I did NOT finish this simply because it expired. I LOVE this foundation! It loses a point because the shade is awful. I had shade Light, which is straight up yellow. However, this is the most full coverage foundation I’ve ever used!! I think this is also the only foundation I’ve ever used that comes in a tube and I have to squeeze it out, which is very innovative! This blends SO easily! And it dries down so I well! But not so fast that other cream products don’t blend on top. This is so full coverage that you don’t even need to wear concealer for it, there’s nothing left to conceal! It doesn’t have a scent and doesn’t break me out. I have bought multiple bottles of this from Ipsy at a discounted price, but $56 is a LOT of a foundation! However, I would pay full price for this! I just wish the shade was not so yellow. It doesn’t have a huge shade range, and that definitely needs some improvement. But I would’ve reached for this way more often if it were my shade.
Having used the Doll 10 T.C.E. Super Full Coverage Foundation for several months, I can confidently share more about its performance and how it compares with other full-coverage foundations I've tried. One of the standout features is definitely the packaging—a sleek tube that you squeeze to dispense the product, minimizing waste and making it very travel-friendly compared to traditional pump bottles or compacts. The formula itself is just as impressive. It delivers unmatched coverage without feeling heavy or cakey, which is rare for such a high-coverage product. I found that it effectively conceals redness, blemishes, and uneven skin tone with just a thin layer. It also dries down nicely with a semi-matte finish that holds throughout the day without the need for frequent touch-ups. Plus, it works well under other cream products like blush and contouring sticks without pilling. That said, the shade selection needs serious improvement. The light shade I tried leaned strongly yellow, which didn’t suit my neutral undertones. This limited my ability to use it consistently, as I couldn’t find a perfect match. It's clear the brand should expand the range to include more undertones, especially for people with cooler or olive skin. Price is another consideration—at $56 full price, it’s a significant investment. However, I found it worth the cost for the quality and performance, especially when purchased on discount from subscription boxes like Ipsy. For those seeking a full-coverage foundation that truly lives up to its claims in terms of coverage, blendability, and longevity, Doll 10 is worth trying if you can find your shade. In conclusion, if you prioritize flawless coverage and innovative packaging and can find a suitable shade, this foundation delivers superbly. Just hope the brand addresses shade diversity soon to make it accessible to a broader audience.
