Superdrug Dream Nude Airfoam Founmdation Save £3

suburbanwifey

shoe*gal wrote: »

I'm tempted by this one. I usually use Dior Forever but that's getting close to £30 a bottle now and I need to cut back on luxuries. Will be making a trip to Superdrug to try out colours as I am pale to the point of being see through and struggle to find something suitable.

That's me, pale, which is why this colour suits me so well. Others are too dark. Hope you get to try it soon, it really does give you a beautiful look.

shoe*gal_2

Thanks - I will have a look in town this week. I can never buy online due to the risk of buying something that gives the Tango effect.

metoyoubear

suburbanwifey wrote: »

I have used this one (same price and better) for 6 years, its the only one I will use, my skin looks perfect, everyone asks what foundation I use, they cannot believe its one so cheap!

LINK at Superdrug

Thanks for the link,how do you apply yours,fingertips,a make up sponge?

suburbanwifey

metoyoubear wrote: »

Thanks for the link,how do you apply yours,fingertips,a make up sponge?

I depress the pump a small amount (slowly) as a lot comes out if you depress it all the way (like most of them, way too much) and dot it onto face, then apply with a damp make-up sponge. I tried using a foundation brush, but found the application wasn't as easy, maybe I'm just used to sponges, I know a lot like the brushes, but the sponge works for me, to get smooth, even coverage that you cannot tell is there, but your skin looks flawless

mynameissophie

I use my fingers, a lot more hygienic and you tend to spread the foundation a lot more when using your fingers also.

Simmysim

Offer is still on today, I got the Dream Satin liquid in nude.

I always put my foundation on with my fingers and use a very small amount ( used to cake it on when I was younger) and I finish off blending it in jaw line/hair line with a sponge.