Yes, $270 for a single makeup item is steep. The foundations below passed my rigorous test with flying colors and earned the title of “Cut Editor Approved.” If you’re looking for a foundation that will work with your dry skin instead of against it - or you just want your complexion to look dewy and hydrated - these products won’t disappoint.įinish: Radiant | Coverage: Sheer, buildable | Shades: 15 I also noted if any of the foundations were transferring, clinging to dry patches, or just feeling uncomfortable on the skin. Throughout the day, I checked for cakiness and made sure nothing was slipping and sliding around my face. I also took photos after applying each one (and before applying the rest of my makeup). Over the top of each foundation, I applied my normal complexion products: concealer, cream bronzer, cream blush, and translucent setting powder on my T-zone. I did a full-day wear test for every foundation and used the same base products under each one: serum, moisturizer, and my all-time favorite SPF 50 primer by Charlotte Tilbury. Since all good experiments need a control variable (it’s called science, people!), I kept the process consistent. I tried foundations with different finishes (matte, natural, and dewy) and coverage levels (light, medium, full, and buildable), as well as drugstore favorites, mid-price options that are available at Sephora and Ulta, and high-end formulas that are infused with luxury skin-care ingredients. As a dry-skin girl myself, I put the most reliable foundations in my beauty cabinet - along with several new-to-market formulas and a few cult classics that have been sitting in my shopping cart for months - to the test.
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