Majolica Majorca Milky Wrapping Foundation (02 Beige), 30g

Recently, I've been using Shiseido Essence Skin Glow foundation a lot, but I wanted something with a bit more coverage, so after doing some research I found out that it was a good product despite being inexpensive, so I bought it straight away. I've only been using it for half a day, but it feels pretty good. As the name "wrapping" suggests, it wraps around your skin, gives it a radiant finish, and naturally covers blemishes. It doesn't feel thick, and I like the natural finish. I have dry skin, so I don't have to worry about dryness. It's also cheap, which is a relief. It's probably worth more than the price♪

I felt that even a small amount spreads well and provides good coverage. It's perfect as a foundation for everyday use. I purchased the lightest shade. The other shades seemed quite yellowish, so if you're considering a standard or darker shade, it might be a good idea to check the tester first. When I used it after Porjo primer, it left a slight crumbly residue, so I'd like to use it while considering how it will work with my primer.

This is the first foundation I've used. It's not too shiny! It's perfect for my oily skin. It spreads so easily that a very small amount is enough (I use a puff that doesn't soak up the foundation). Great value for money. The packaging says it's glossy, but it's actually closer to a semi-matte finish. It doesn't feel thick and has just the right amount of coverage. I prefer a natural look, so this was just right. I quickly apply powder on top with a large brush for a nice matte finish. I've only ever used it in the fall and winter, so I'll write about it again when I try it in the summer!

I felt that even a small amount spreads well and provides good coverage. It's perfect as a foundation for everyday use. I purchased the lightest shade. The other shades seemed quite yellowish, so if you're considering a standard or darker shade, it might be a good idea to check the tester first. When I used it after Porjo primer, it left a slight crumbly residue, so I'd like to use it while considering how it will work with my primer.

I have some blemishes like melasma that are bothering me, so I've been searching around for a good foundation. When I spread it with my hands and then used a disposable puff, the puff absorbed the foundation, so the finish was disappointing. I changed to a product that advertises that it's less likely to absorb liquid, and when I spread it with the puff, it gave me pretty good coverage. Of course, it didn't completely remove the blemishes, but it gave me a good finish for the price!