Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation
• It won’t settle into fine lines
• Looks and feels like a second skin
• Creates the most flawless base for all skin types
Inspired by charmeuse silk, this oil-free foundation is infused with finely milled colour pigments to impart medium coverage and a radiant, airbrushed finish that resembles a lit-from-within glow.
Chanel Les Beiges Healthy Glow Foundation Hydration and Longwear
• Weightless wear
• Melt into the skin
• Does not creep into fine lines and wrinkles or accentuate pores
Formulated with 40% water and light-reflecting pigments, the foundation has a silky, barely there feel and instantly hydrates skin for up to 12 hours.
Tom Ford Shade and Illuminate Soft Radiance Foundation SPF 50
• Great coverage
• Perfect for those with drier skin types
• The shade range is beautiful
Tom Ford’s Soft Radiance foundation features a blend of hyaluronic acid, natural oils, and noni fruit extract to condition and calm skin. On the complexion front, light diffusing powders ensure the perfect luminous, medium-to-full-coverage wear.
Estée Lauder Futurist Hydra Rescue Moisturizing Foundation SPF 45
• Moisturizing formula contains hyaluronic acid
• Contains SPF
• Buildable coverage
Part medium-to-full coverage makeup, part anti-aging serum, Futurist Hydra Rescue works overtime for your complexion. The formula hydrates with hyaluronic acid and the brand’s proprietary IonCharged Water Complex while delivering SPF 45 protection from photoaging and sun damage. Available in 28 shades ranging from java to porcelain, this moisturizing pick instantly plumps, addresses redness, and leaves a radiant, natural-looking glow in its wake.
Bobbi Brown Skin Foundation Stick
• Award-winning formula contains moisturizing vitamin E
• Antioxidant and squalene formula softens fine lines
This award-winning foundation stick by Bobbi Brown is hygienic, easy to apply, and amazing for on-the-go makeup applications. The antioxidant-rich creamy formula softens fine lines, moisturizes the skin, and improves texture.
