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Reviews for Laura Geller Baked Elements Foundation Fair
less then fifty reviews
most would repurchase
| Easy to Apply - how easy to apply did you find this product? |
| Application - how did this product apply? |
| Formula Thickness - how thick is the formula for this product? |
| Moisturizing - how moisturizing is this product? |
| Lightweight - how lightweight does this product feel? |
| Long-Wearing - how long-wearing is this product? |
| Colour - did this product work for your skin tone? |
| Natural Looking - how natural looking is this product |
| Blendability - how blendable is this product? |
| Buildable - how buildable(ability to build up more color) is this product? |
| Cakey-ness - how cakey is this product? |
| Value - how would you rate the value of this product overall? |
Prefer prose? A snappy summary of reviews so far: Feedback for the easy to apply category the current four is a sign that evaluating "how easy to apply did you find this product?" generally indicate applies itself. On the application category an average of four suggests users & critics when asked "how did this product apply?" tended towards even. Looking at review rankings for the formula thickness category a rating of one indicates considering the question "how thick is the formula for this product?" mainly suggest thin. Considering the moisturizing category an average total of four suggests replies to "how moisturizing is this product?" generally suggest hydrating. In the long-wearing category the current rating of one suggests reviewers in response to the "how long-wearing is this product?" mainly favor disappears quickly.
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not a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: Laura Geller Beauty debuts its first ever Baked foundation infused with Italian thermal spring water to create luminous, matte, color-matching coverage while hydrating and nourishing skin. Recognized by the Italian Ministry of Health as beneficial to the skin, the thermal spring water in Baked Elements Foundation is enriched with powerful minerals that help to hydrate, protect and improve skin texture while providing a multi-dimensional, natural skin finish. Porcelain: fairest of the fair, you always burn easily (think of Nicole Kidman) Fair: a little warmer than porcelain, neutral light skin tone that burns easily Light: If you are light but with a more golden undertone Medium: majority of women will fall here, a medium warm skin tone. If you aren't sure what you are, order this. Tan: A rich skin tone, a Mediterranean complexion or light-skin African American Deep: Olive to deep skinned women of color with yellow undertones TO USE: For sheer coverage, sweep Baked Elements all over face with a Large Retractable Angled Kabuki Brush, targeting areas of discoloration. For fuller coverage, apply with the Sponge found in the bottom of the compact.
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