NYX Professional Makeup Can't Stop Won't Stop Full Coverage Foundation, Alabaster

I am obsessed with this foundation. i am using this nyx foundation over 3 years it really work great for full coverage and stay long time as it says 24 hr that's what the product give for longer time without second application. I used natural beige which provides great matte finish look and waterproof and gives best coverage. it covers nicely my freckles and mature lines on my face. Definitely yes, if you are looking for full coverage foundation.

I’m really happy that I bought this foundation. It is the right color for my skin and it blends in perfectly. I bought it online not sure what color would be mine but the chart was very well at picking out the shade for my skin tone. It also stays on very good when I have to work by eight hour days at my job.

Great matte coverage, flawless and blends in perfectly with your skin tone. Perfect for your skin without making it feel oily and goes well if you have dry skin.

Teally good coverage, stays on, and easy to temove.

Love the make up but accidentally ordered the wrong shade

Very good coverage.

Overall, I like this make up. It does tend to dry out and clog up the nozzle quite easily so I just keep a paperclip handy to poke in the hole. Overall, I like it if you are in a much drier climate, you probably don't want this because it does seem to dry out quickly on your face. When I was in a very humid climate, this was not a problem at all, but in a much higher elevation and dryer climate it definitely dried out my skin. It does seem to wear well not as good as some of higher in products such as Mary Kay, but it is a good alternative for a low cross.

Here's a review from someone over 50 (56 this week) with combo to dry skin. The color match is fine (Natural, %237 I think, darker end of light with a neutral undertone, it's pulling slightly orange/warm on me but it's not bad), and it finishes very matte. Tried it on about an hour ago without primer, which I typically don't use anyway, and just checked to see if it's oxidized at all. It hasn't, but what caught my attention was the emphasis on the lines and crepey skin under my eyes. I wear glasses, so it's even more magnified. To be fair, I applied with a brush, so my next application will be with a sponge, and apparently an eye cream as well, also something I don't usually use because my eyes are very sensitive and eye creams just don't work for me. So my initial reaction is it looks great from a distance, but I am concerned about how badly it's aging my under eye area. I've worn Double Wear for decades and I don't recall this result. I tried this one because I can't afford Estee Lauder anymore. As far as my other larger wrinkles, it is actually doing really well in and on those. It is noticeable on larger pores too but we all have pores. I don't necessarily hate it, but I do have some concerns. Definitely a firm medium to full coverage with a brush, and I'm sure a sponge will be a lighter but still medium coverage. Not too matte if you add some strategic highlighter. I'm going to work a seven hour shift today so we'll see how it performs over all. If L'Oreal True Match lasted past four hours for me it would be my daily driver, but working 16 hours most days means I need a real workhorse of a foundation. I'm hoping this is that one.

The consistency of the makeup is very thin and the color was not as expected. I do not recommend it.

It's not that it's bad. It's just your typical makeup that any younger person could use. But for us older people, again, typical of any makeup, it magnifies wrinkles and dry skin.