MAC Studio Tech Foundation

For my 18th birthday, my Grandma took me to the MAC counter & let me get what I liked :D I chose this MAC foundation because I was told it had good coverage, but without being as heavy as some MAC foundations. (I hear that some are notorious for making people break out, or being very difficult to remove) Price - £22.00 Avaliability - From the MAC website (www.maccosmetics.co.uk) or see a list of stockists, also on the website. Packaging - comes in a neat, black compact with the MAC logo ontop. The compact has a good sized mirror at the top, then the foundation, then a bottom layer containing a sponge. I like how the sponge is kept ...  Read the complete review

I am always on the look out for a good foundation. I always seem to get the colour or the texture slightly wrong though and end up looking very unnatural. I decided last weekend that I would go in the MAC store in Westfield and try and get some advice so I could actually get a good foundation and stop wasting money on those I don't like. I have used MAC products before and have always been quite impressed with how good they are, so I knew that I would be able to find something good. I went in to the store and spoke to one of the sales consultants and expplained the kind of foundation that I wanted. She chose the colour and suggested this foundation. She also ...  Read the complete review

Let me preface this by saying I love MAC. There's something about walking into one of their shops or concessions and seeing a dizzying array of colours and products and brushes and those crazily made-up girls (and occasionally guys) who work there. And then working out what I want and waiting until an unsuspecting family member/friend goes on holiday and I ask them to pick it up duty free. Anyway, the Studio Tech foundation is a creamy product which dries to a powder finish, giving good all over coverage and suitable for all types of skin. There are 27 different shades which means that it's likely you'll find one that matches your skin tone. The differences in ...  Read the complete review

The description of this product is a cream foundation packaged in a black round compact with a separate compartment for sponge. It's supposed to be good for all skin types while provides a natural matte, powder-perfect finish. It claims to be dermatologist tested, ophthalmologist tested, non-acnegenic and safe for contact lens wearers. It retails for around 15 GBP and there're 27 shades in total. This foundation is not oil-free and it doesn't contain SPF. I don't know a single makeup artist that does not use this regularly in their work. It photographs very well! The coverage makes it easy to layer and is very buildable depending on your application. Using your fingers ...  Read the complete review

I've tried 4 different MAC foundations so far and I'll compare this one to the MAC and other brands I've tried. I'm currently more into the MAC mineralize range, as this feels very light, goes on like a dream and feels so comfortable, I almost forget I'm actually wearing foundation. The MAC studio tech is a creamy pressed foundation that you apply with a sponge. The sponge provided is hidden in a compartment underneath the foundation and is quite thick compared to say the Benefit sponges, but good quality and lasts quite some time. The foundation gives a medium coverage and goes on smoothly and lasts all day. However, I am so fussy about my foundation and I ...  Read the complete review