Laura Geller Baked Balance-n-brighten- Light, 0.32 Ounce

Davvero un ottimo fondotinta per pelle matura. Sono una over 50 e questo fondo é stupendo non si infila nelle rughe e sembra di non avere nulla sulla pelle. Coprenza modulabile. Consigliatissimo

This is a wonderful, lightweight foundation that feels silky and easy to apply. It’s not messy, blends smoothly, and gives excellent coverage without looking cakey. It doesn’t settle into fine lines or creases and leaves a soft, natural glow. Perfect for mornings when you need to look pulled together fast — just a quick sweep of this and a touch of blush, and your skin looks fresh and healthy. It has genuinely simplified my makeup routine. Tip: use a sturdy brush for best results. I definitely recommend it — it’s one of those rare products that looks polished but still feels like you.

I’ve been using the Light to Medium shade and it matches my skin tone really nicely. The powder feels very soft and lightweight on the skin, and it blends easily without looking heavy or cakey. It gives my complexion a healthy, slightly glowy look which I really like for everyday wear. It’s not a full coverage foundation, so it won’t completely hide pigmentation or darker spots. If you need more coverage you may still want to use concealer or another foundation underneath. However, for a natural look it works very well and evens out the skin tone nicely. I like that it can be used on its own for a quick, natural finish, or over liquid foundation to set makeup. Overall it’s a lovely product if you prefer a light, natural look rather than heavy coverage.

No lo pude probar porque llego totalmente destruido ☹️, tenía muy altas expectativas de este producto. No se si volverlo a comprar por miedo a que llegue igual.

I've been seeing this brand on FB and thought it looked quite nice, people seem to rave about it being a non heavy powder type cover for those of us not liking heavy makeup. I went on the website and checked which shade I should probably go for and it suggested light so I went with that. At this point I should probably say I only really went for it as it was 30% ish off and with prime delivery, it made it more affordable to try but still at over £20 for a shot in the dark I was keeping my fingers crossed it would be worth it. I should probably also say that I rarely wear makeup, don't have great skin, a return to blemishes in my fifties ...yaaay menopause! and very visible pores. Anyway... it arrived and my first thought was "Is this it? I thought it would be bigger" I've no idea why other than it just looks bigger when those ladies are "swooshing " their kabuki brushes over it . I'm opening the small box to find an, obviously, even smaller case with a domed top and quite thick plastic so it getting more diminutive with each layer removed. At this point I'm kind of unimpressed but carry on. On opening the compact case, there is a small mirror on the lid, like a half circle, this has fingerprints on it so I've either got a returned one (which I wouldn't think would be allowable with a personal product for hygiene reasons) or they were put on there at manufacture which, again ... ??. SO I think ....Welllll it doesn't look as though it's been used ....maybe just try it a little? Oh dear! Hmmm , well (shrugs) started off like I couldn't see a difference where I'd applied it so added a bit more, all of a sudden I'm pale with huge cavernous pores, EEK! I think "maybe I've done something wrong, try a bit more and it's supposed to "fill" the pores. Step back and my face seems to be turning orange.... and crinkly (I have frown lines - elevens I think people call them? and quite deep lines from my nose to corners of my mouth (serious menopause RBF) but not wrinkles or lines other than that sort of thing. Now I look like the love child of the head oompa loompa and Miss Havisham! Horrified , I grabbed a damp flannel and basically sort of pressed it to my face to blot the worst of it off. Significantly improved! Dampened and less powdery, I see more of a glowy type thing going on but chances are I've now turned powder to paste a la polyfilla and blocked every pore in the vicinity So as a non makeup user, I likely did something wrong even though you supposedly just "swoosh and dust" type of thing. To any experienced user of such frippery (oh gawd I really sound like the old battleaxe now!) who may have made it this far into my ramblings, you're probably rolling your eyes and tutting at my ineptitude and know EXACTLY where I/it went so wrong. Unfortunately you're not able to tell me as comments are no longer a thing on here but hey ho. I can confirm it is multi coloured pressed powder, it does seem to change colour but not exactly to match my skin tone ....other than that I reckon it's a bit lacking in quantity for the price. Make of that what you will and hope you have better luck with it than I did if you decide to go ahead and buy it