#Uoma beauty color match foundation skin

Expensive items shouldn’t be poorly packaged. Considering the $47 price tag and $6 pump, it’s a bit ridiculous that Nars doesn’t provide a pump cap with it, so I can store it like a normal foundation.

So you have to keep it as shown in the photo without a cap. However, when you put the pump cap on, the original bottle cap no longer fits. So, I bought the pump that’s made specifically for this foundation in order to keep it as airtight as possible. This comes in a screw cap jar, which from experience, the exposure to air from frequently opening and closing the bottle will start to cause the foundation to get darker well before the expiration date or open canister number. My only complaint is about the packaging. It lasts all day until I’m ready to remove it.

#Uoma beauty color match foundation skin

I love the natural finish it leaves on my skin and it works amazingly with any tool I use, whether I use my fingers, a brush, sponge, or Blendiful. When I use a normal amount, which gives me medium-buildable coverage, I tend to skip concealer everywhere except under my eyes. I use the tiniest amount for light coverage and utilize concealer to cover the areas where my hyperpigmentation shows through. I love this product and whenever I wore foundation in 2020, at least 80% of the time, I was using Sheer Glow. Nars Sheer Glow in Macao – Nars Sheer Glow unseated the Make Up For Ever Ultra HD, which was my favorite foundation for 3-4 years. I also decided that in the swatch portion, I’ll include some foundation sample cards in case anyone is curious about additional shade matches from other brands! So, I will be disciplining the inner makeup hoarder in me and condensing my collection as well! At the same time, there’s no need to keep the products I know I won’t use due to an incorrect shade match, being too heavily fragranced, not meshing with my skin type, etc. I also want to feel the satisfaction of using up a product until it is empty. I believe I will purchase fewer things if I am more familiar with the products I already have. ‘Shopping my Stash’ has become increasingly important to me. Although I tested more makeup in 2020 than ever before, calling something a favorite has more impact when it’s compared to the twenty or more other products I had at my disposal, as opposed to just a handful. I had a first draft completed for, “Products I loved in 2020,” but I decided to scrap that idea. I don’t always post about it, but every December I compile a list of my favorite beauty products of the year.