wet n wild photo focus concealer swatches

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Those with skintones that aren’t exactly easiest to match love the colour selection. The Wet n Wild Photo Focus Foundation caught my eye because it was the latest drugstore foundation that just seemed to work for everyone. I’m certain that this blog post is likely your 1207192 instance of coming across a Wet n Wild Photo Focus Foundation review so I will attempt at taking a slightly different angle in this post so you can get a more thorough review of the foundation. I’m a foundation lover at heart and am willing to splurge or break a long-held “no-buy” policy for the sake of testing out a new formula out there. This helped with my dark circles along with canceling out the redness around my nose and from breakouts. I recommend building this up slowly, blending out with a damp sponges, and setting with a finely milled powder.I haven’t gotten excited about a drugstore product in a while so when I keep hearing about the Wet n Wild Photo Focus Foundation ( $7.99, available here) and the many lavish praises being rained down upon it, I was curious. It held up nicely on oily areas, didn’t exaggerate pores, and wasn’t overly clingy to dry patches. It will look cakey if you layer up too much or set with a heavy powder.

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It is on the thicker side, a bit tacky, but flexible and makes your skin feel smooth.

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This isn’t a full coverage concealer, but does a great job of covering up imperfection while looking natural. The texture is really interesting. Photo Focus Concealer ($4): This has 6 shades and I picked up Light Ivory, which is the lightest shade and too dark for my taste. I did use a setting spray to help this ‘melt’ into my skin and with longevity, but I do this with every makeup look. It does give a lovely, natural soft focus effect to my face without looking powdery or clinging to dry areas.

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This worked well at mattifying my T-Zone although it didn’t keep me shine free all day. There is hardly any coverage with this, but it is flesh toned which helps to eliminate the white casting of other setting/finishing powders. I actually really love this powder! It is finely milled, so can use it for both setting and finishing my makeup. Photo Focus Pressed Powder ($5): This powder comes in 8 shades and I bought Warm Light. As long as you prep your skin properly before application, this foundation shouldn’t give you any heartache! It does a nice job covering up problem areas and wears lovely throughout the day. Overall, I found this to be a nice foundation! I like the lightweight formula which makes building up coverage easy and not cakey.

My nose does get oily and there was shine after about 4 hours of wear but every foundation has this issue, so I can’t really complain!

I didn’t have any issues on my dry areas, but I do exfoliate every morning before using makeup to help with texture. This is not large pore friendly! You are gonna need a good, thick primer on areas with pores or it will make them look horrible! Trust me, the first few applications were not confidence boosters!

The coverage is on the medium side and does a great job of evening out my skin tone, but did have to use a concealer for redness and dark circles. This does have a faint paint smell to it and for me it went away after a few moments but others complained of it lingering. A pump would be nice since the formula is a bit on the thin side and has a tendency to run a muck. I used a beauty sponge and brush for applications, but feel like the sponge performed better. The lid screws off and there is a paddle type of applicator. Photo Focus Foundation ($6): This foundation comes in 20 shades and I picked up Nude Ivory, which is a pretty decent match. If that little list didn’t frighten you off, let’s begin the review!! the usual things that make a person want to wear foundation.

Are you lovely people ready for a drugstore review?!?īefore we get into the products, here is a quick run down of my face and the issues that plague it: