Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation Review
I have been waiting to review this foundation for a long time but I wanted to try and test it several times before I can write a detailed re...
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I have been waiting to review this foundation for a long time but I wanted to try and test it several times before I can write a detailed review on it. You must have seen in my tutorials that I have already used it a couple of times and also to various events and parties. This particular Matte + Poreless Foundation has already been launched abroad by Maybelline and was quite a talked about one. I was glad to find out that they have launched with 6 shades (not great but still better than 2 or 3 shades). However, my skin tone was a close match of two shades and since I loved it so much, I ended up buying a second shade as well. Read on to know more about the product.
About Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation:
Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation is ultra-lightweight foundation contains micro-powders that absorb oil for a matte and poreless-looking finish. Unique formula goes beyond matching just skin tone and also matches the texture of normal to oily skin for the ultimate natural fit. Dermatologist and allergy tested, this mattifying foundation does not clog pores and is oil-free.
Price:
525 INR for 30 ml
Shelf Life:
3 years
Ingredients List:
Not mentioned
Directions For Use:
Apply dots of foundation on your cheeks, chin, forehead and tip of the nose. Using the sponge, your fingertips or the foundation brush, blend the dots together. Set the foundation with loose powder immediately after application.
My Experience With Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation:
Packaging: Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation comes in a rectangular built glass bottle with a screw cap. The mouth of the bottle is wide open and has no nozzle, pump or dispenser whatsoever. This reminds me of the packaging of the Studio Fix Fluid Foundation by MAC. It is extremely difficult to carry and over the passage of time, the mouth becomes extremely clumsy and you have to be very careful. Plus, carrying a glass bottle is another job altogether. Overall, the packaging didn't impress me at all.
Shade: I first bought the shade 128 warm nude which has an abundance of yellow undertones and will suit fair warm undertones well. However, that was winter and I was not very tanned. But eventually, as the winter passed and I came back from a tour, I was at least a shade or two darker. It was when the foundation started looking a bit ashy and I went and bought a shade darker i.e. 310. It has slight orangish undertones but when mixed well with 128, gives me my exact skin tone. You know when you get the perfect match for a foundation, it is like half the battle won. The shade range is impressive but I would like to see some more yellow toned and deeper toned foundation shades that would be perfect for Indian skin tones.
Texture: The consistency of the foundation is liquid but not something runny like water. I can say it is of thick liquid consistency that spreads well on the face. I generally apply with fingers and then use a sponge in a push and bounce motion to blend it thoroughly. It blends well but takes some time. Being a matte foundation, it requires well-hydrated skin underneath to look flawless and natural. It generally doesn't accentuate the fine lines or dry patches but hydration is important. The oil control power of the foundation is not that impressive but manages decently. After few hours, the T-Zone gets a bit shiny than usual. Also, the foundation has the tendency to oxidize which is a big con for me.
Coverage and Finish: The coverage is medium to buildable. However, if you have scars or acne issues, you need a corrector or concealer underneath for sure. It doesn't give whitish cast on the skin unless you choose a wrong shade or any streaky finish which I really like. The finish is satin matte and looks slight dewy kind once blended. You can use a nice setting power to take off the satin look. However, for a dewy look, you can also simply leave it like that.
Longevity: The foundation lasts on my skin for around 4 hours without touch ups. For summers and considering the price range, I would say it is good if not excellent. If fades off slowly with an even finish.
Pros Of Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation:
Cons Of Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation:
Diva Likes Rating:
3.5/5
Final Note:
Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation is a lightweight foundation that blends really well and has an abundance of shades for fair to dusky skin tones. The finish is satin and looks extremely natural although it has a tendency to oxidize. For the price, the foundation is decent.
About Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation:
Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation is ultra-lightweight foundation contains micro-powders that absorb oil for a matte and poreless-looking finish. Unique formula goes beyond matching just skin tone and also matches the texture of normal to oily skin for the ultimate natural fit. Dermatologist and allergy tested, this mattifying foundation does not clog pores and is oil-free.
Price:
525 INR for 30 ml
Shelf Life:
3 years
Ingredients List:
Not mentioned
Directions For Use:
Apply dots of foundation on your cheeks, chin, forehead and tip of the nose. Using the sponge, your fingertips or the foundation brush, blend the dots together. Set the foundation with loose powder immediately after application.
My Experience With Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation:
Packaging: Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation comes in a rectangular built glass bottle with a screw cap. The mouth of the bottle is wide open and has no nozzle, pump or dispenser whatsoever. This reminds me of the packaging of the Studio Fix Fluid Foundation by MAC. It is extremely difficult to carry and over the passage of time, the mouth becomes extremely clumsy and you have to be very careful. Plus, carrying a glass bottle is another job altogether. Overall, the packaging didn't impress me at all.
Shade: I first bought the shade 128 warm nude which has an abundance of yellow undertones and will suit fair warm undertones well. However, that was winter and I was not very tanned. But eventually, as the winter passed and I came back from a tour, I was at least a shade or two darker. It was when the foundation started looking a bit ashy and I went and bought a shade darker i.e. 310. It has slight orangish undertones but when mixed well with 128, gives me my exact skin tone. You know when you get the perfect match for a foundation, it is like half the battle won. The shade range is impressive but I would like to see some more yellow toned and deeper toned foundation shades that would be perfect for Indian skin tones.
Texture: The consistency of the foundation is liquid but not something runny like water. I can say it is of thick liquid consistency that spreads well on the face. I generally apply with fingers and then use a sponge in a push and bounce motion to blend it thoroughly. It blends well but takes some time. Being a matte foundation, it requires well-hydrated skin underneath to look flawless and natural. It generally doesn't accentuate the fine lines or dry patches but hydration is important. The oil control power of the foundation is not that impressive but manages decently. After few hours, the T-Zone gets a bit shiny than usual. Also, the foundation has the tendency to oxidize which is a big con for me.
Coverage and Finish: The coverage is medium to buildable. However, if you have scars or acne issues, you need a corrector or concealer underneath for sure. It doesn't give whitish cast on the skin unless you choose a wrong shade or any streaky finish which I really like. The finish is satin matte and looks slight dewy kind once blended. You can use a nice setting power to take off the satin look. However, for a dewy look, you can also simply leave it like that.
Longevity: The foundation lasts on my skin for around 4 hours without touch ups. For summers and considering the price range, I would say it is good if not excellent. If fades off slowly with an even finish.
Pros Of Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation:
- Impressive shade card.
- It has liquid texture.
- Easy to blend.
- Doesn't clog the pores.
- Doesn't break out.
- Medium coverage.
- No whitish casts and photographs really well.
- Satin matte finish.
- Good staying power.
Cons Of Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation:
- The packaging isn't impressive at all.
- Foundation can oxidize.
- No full coverage.
- Need more shades for darker skin tones.
- Oil control is poor.
Diva Likes Rating:
3.5/5
Final Note:
Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation is a lightweight foundation that blends really well and has an abundance of shades for fair to dusky skin tones. The finish is satin and looks extremely natural although it has a tendency to oxidize. For the price, the foundation is decent.
Wow its luking amazing on your skin...have you used highlighter on your cheeks and t zone??
ReplyDeleteSalomi, u look like esha gupta :)
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