It gives a bright, flattering finish to even my dry skin, while being reassuringly oil-free, lightweight and long-lastingI have fallen for a foundation that costs a little over a fiver. As surprisingly, it’s a serum formula: one that must be shaken vigorously before use to blend the water, pigment and silicone. Generally, I view this type of base (also knows as “fusion”) as ideal for oily skin, but matte and flat on others. But I find The Ordinary Serum Foundation (£5.70) by far the most agreeable of its kind. It gives a bright, flattering finish to even my dry skin, Read More

Source:: The Guardian