Mary Quant Quant by Mary Quant Treatment Liquid Foundation SPF24 (OC-01, 35g)

I went to pick up the lotion and emulsion from the aging series that was released today and got a touch-up. I'm using Grace's pink foundation, and this one is listed as the darkest color tone, but the primer really brightens my skin tone, so I had no problems using it. I have yellow undertones, so for some reason, foundations only go with pink shades. The pink from Mary Quant's aging line is perfect, so I reserved this. The primer creates a glow, while the foundation is matte. It's quite rich, but it adheres perfectly to my skin, and I was impressed by the beautiful finish. It also has a very moisturizing effect. This is the first foundation I've come across that doesn't feel too tight when applied. Although it does make my nose shiny, it doesn't break down in an unsightly way, so I recommend it for those with dry skin.

I usually buy Mary Quant's Sublime Finish, but this one was recommended to me, so I bought it after touching it up. It applied beautifully even when I switched to Color Evener as my primer, or even when I used a different primer. This is the foundation I've used in the past, and I'm impressed by how well it maintains moisture levels throughout the day. My skin tends to break down a little in the summer, but after applying foundation, I spray a mist lotion onto my sponge (I use Curel's mist, but apparently they use the finishing mist). Then, patting it into my skin lowers the skin's surface temperature, reducing moisture evaporation and resulting in a beautiful, clean finish. It also helps prevent breakage a little. I then apply face powder. Perhaps it's the way I apply the foundation that helps maintain moisture, but it doesn't dry out, it gives a radiant finish, and it provides coverage, so if the color is right, I'd recommend it. The lid started to crack with use, becoming loose and prone to slipping off. That's a bit of a flaw, but it's a reliable foundation.

I went to pick up the lotion and emulsion from the aging series that was released today and got a touch-up. I'm using Grace's pink foundation, and this one is listed as the darkest color tone, but the primer really brightens my skin tone, so I had no problems using it. I have yellow undertones, so for some reason, foundations only go with pink shades. The pink from Mary Quant's aging line is perfect, so I reserved this. The primer creates a glow, while the foundation is matte. It's quite rich, but it adheres perfectly to my skin, and I was impressed by the beautiful finish. It also has a very moisturizing effect. This is the first foundation I've come across that doesn't feel too tight when applied. Although it does make my nose shiny, it doesn't break down in an unsightly way, so I recommend it for those with dry skin.

I used it for touch-ups. First of all, it seems to be quite hard to spread. Once you apply it to your skin, you need to pat it in with a sponge or it will smudge. It has good coverage. However, it tends to come off easily in the summer, so I don't recommend it. Only in the winter.

This excellent liquid formula uses a light effect to remove blemishes and dullness. It also protects against external irritation from blue light. I use it in combination with the makeup base from the same series. From the moment I applied it, it covered dullness and brightened my complexion, and it didn't come off even by the evening. I also love the easy-to-use container. It comes in five colors, so it seems like it's safe to use even if you get sunburned. I keep buying it.