Finally a high street brand has made foundations in cool, neutral and warm shades with the relevant lettering to go with it (C, CN, N, WN, W). I feel like true match is not really the right name for the foundation though because it gives the consumer the idea that it is one of those self adjusting foundations.
I really enjoy a full coverage foundation but always hate how thick all of the formulas are. The L'Oréal true match foundation is not thick at all. it is possibly one of the runniest foundations I own. If you pump some on your hand it will run. This means you can add layers to places you need more coverage without it looking like there is a lot of foundation on your face.
This foundation gives a matte, natural looking finish. I love applying this foundation with a flat top kabuki brush from Zoeva mainly as it gives me the most coverage out of it. I do normally apply with a beauty blender when I want a more natural medium coverage.
I do feel like the foundation can be quite drying on the skin and if you have visible dry patches the foundation will cling to these areas. I have combination skin with some dry patches but mostly oily and normal skin and it works brilliantly for me. This is now my 4th or 5th bottle of it and I think this is the only reason why I haven’t splurged and bought a high end foundation.
What is your favourite foundation from the high street and who remembers the old packaging of the True Match foundation?
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