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This is the L’Oréal True Match Super-Blendable Foundation. This is a good foundation! It’s not my favorite, but it’s good! I’ve had it for a long time though, so I didn’t finish it because it expired. Once it expired it got so oily (even more so than it usually did) on my skin, and it just felt heavy on my face. Nearing the end of the bottle, it gets more difficult to pump out product, but I do like the pump packaging. I have had this for years, and only reached for it again when Shelby Ann made it go viral. I had shade N2, which was supposed to be neutral and it absolutely is not. It is SO yellow! It’s a very thin formula, and it was very sheer on me. I don’t like building up foundation layers, it’s just not very pigmented to begin with and I am usually a full coverage girlie. I would try this again, but I need a better shade and need to make it a point to use it more. It is very affordable though and that’s a plus!
After using the L’Oréal True Match Super-Blendable Foundation for quite some time, I’ve noticed a few insights that might help others considering this product. One thing I appreciated was the foundation’s pump bottle, which makes dispensing product hygienic and convenient. However, as the bottle nears empty, I found it became increasingly difficult to pump out the product, which was a bit frustrating. The shade N2, labeled as 'Neutral Light,' was supposed to blend seamlessly, but I personally found it leaning more yellow than neutral. This highlights the importance of selecting the correct shade when shopping for foundation—especially if you have neutral or pink undertones. This foundation’s thin, sheer consistency means it offers light coverage, which is great for a natural look but not ideal if you prefer full coverage to conceal imperfections. I usually like to avoid layering thin foundations as it can feel heavy, but I found this one remained relatively light despite needing multiple passes. One unexpected downside was how the formula behaved past its expiration date—it became very oily and felt heavy on my face. This is a good reminder to always check product dates and avoid using expired makeup, since the texture and performance can deteriorate and possibly cause skin issues. I noticed the formula generally tends to lean toward an oily finish, so those with oily or combination skin should consider using a mattifying primer or setting powder to balance it out. Pricing is definitely a plus point; it’s quite affordable for the quality and the super-blendable texture gives a nice finish for everyday wear. If you’re someone who prefers a natural, fresh finish with light coverage, this foundation could be a budget-friendly option worth trying—just make sure to test shades in person or get a sample if possible. Overall, I would consider repurchasing if I find a shade better suited to my undertones and commit to using it more frequently to truly evaluate its suitability.
