This liquid foundation blends like a dream and even works with your skin to help create a smooth, even-toned look. However, that it's a lightweight texture and looks good on skin didn't surprise me because I expected it to measure up to my experience with the Love You So Mochi palettes. Blending seamlessly, the vegan formula flatters all complexions, creating a smooth finish and even tone. I wish I'd tried them as soon as I'd got them because the textures were brilliant, silky smooth and beautifully easy to blend.

Named after the Greek goddess who ruled the night, NYX Professional Makeup combines beauty and power. A few words about the large, colourful NYX Modern Dreamer shadow palette: I'm actually wearing a few shades in the above face photo, but you can hardly tell. I wore this multiple days and when I rode my bike going anywhere and got a bit hot and flustered, this felt like it might come off. But the thing that makes me want to keep this foundation around a bit longer and go back to in the fall time when the weather starts to cool down?No but it’s quite affordable and with a shade match this good I can overlook a few of its miscomings. When I say I've tried a lot of foundations this year, I really mean I've tried a lot, in fact I'd go as far to say I've almost tried them all. You definitely need a concealer if you have any spots, but if I'm breakout free I can get away with just wearing this. NYX Professional Makeup is a PETA certified cruelty-free brand; they do not test any of their products on animals.

grin* Still, I can tell you that some of the shimmers have a texture similar to the Love You So Mochi palettes, and some really don't – a gold I tried on my niece was quite dry and resulted in a ton of fallout.By now I have been using this foundation for a few weeks and I can share with you how it blended, looked and wore throughout the day. Finish any glowy look with a Spritz of NYX Professional Makeup Setting Spray in Dewy or Radiant finish to lock in that glow! com) seems like a fairly uncomplicated formula (I'm not a chemist; if you are, would love your input) that includes silicones, conditioning agents (such as jojoba seed oil and panthenol) and pigment of course.