11 dark neutral Hello Happy Soft Blur Foundation SPF 15
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not a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: What it is: A light- to medium-coverage liquid foundation with broad-spectrum SPF 15 sunscreen that delivers a natural matte finish to skin. Who it's for: Ideal for those with sensitive, dry, combination and oily skin types. What it does: Hello Happy Soft Blur Foundation looks like skin and feels like nothing at all. It evens out skin tone and blurs imperfections with soft-focus, optical blurring spheres. The lightweight and buildable formula is easy to apply, and it contains shea extract, an ingredient known to smooth and help protect skin (in-vitro test).Research results: In a self-evaluation by 103 women after one week:- 99% said it felt weightless- 98% said it felt breathable- 96% said it blurred imperfections- 95% said it gave natural-looking coverage. How to use: Shake well before use. Blend one drop onto a clean, moisturized face using a beauty sponge or your fingertips. Repeat to build coverage. Pro tips: To create a smoother-than-smooth canvas for makeup, start your look with a face primer then layer Hello Happy on top.
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