L'Oréal Translucide Lasting Luminous Makeup

I am a sucker for 'drug-store foundations' and I rush out to buy the latest cheap make-up in the vain hope that it will be the Holy Grail of Foundations and I'll live happily ever after. But I always come back to L'Oreal Translucide. I guess it's the closest I'm going to get to my Holy Grail. My skin is fairly problematic. I usually have a couple of spots to conceal at any one time. I have some acne scars as well, and to even out my skin tone is the main reason I wear foundation at all. L'Oreal Translucide is great. Even when I have a mad moment and use another foundation, I end up dabbing on Translucide as a concealer. And though it may conceal ...

CONTAINER of L'Oreal Translucide - Advantages: The product itself has been invaluable to me. I have sun damaged skin and the translucide makeup camouflages the imperfections perfectly. - Disadvantages: The bottle has an attractive shape. However it is probably designed by a man who does not have to use the product on a daily basis. The rim of the opening is always messy after use and does not drip or fall back into the bottle. It has to be wiped., Considering the price, I feel the product would flow better and be cleaner to use if it were packaged in a tube (like toothpaste). Consider the advantages when travelling - the bottle tends to allow leakage.

I was actually looking for a tinted moisturiser but walked out of the shop having bought this instead. It promised light, natural looking coverage - and light reflecting particles (whatever that may do for your complexion if there is such a thing!). Well, even though I was 150 points up on my Advantage card, it was still worth the £9 that I paid for this foundation. It's extremely light, very easy to apply and really doesn't look that heavy. I wear this for work as during the winter months my skin (along with practically everyone elses') gets very dry and frankly I need a bit of slap on to look half-human. I don't however, want to ...