When these first came out, I absolutely loved them and my little collection grew possibly because I was living in the states when they came out & they are much more affordable down there. It can range from $15-$20 in Canada vs $10-$15 in the states and they often have BOGO type promos so you can easily pick these guys up for less $10 in the US. Yeah living in Canada sucks for the wallet some times. These are medium - high coverage which was great for my acne ridden skin and I feel that it looks better and better throughout the day. It almost becomes skin like the longer you wear it and I want to look natural despite wearing makeup to achieve that look. I find it's best to apply with your hands first and then finish with a beauty blender or a brush.
As you can see early tan matches my skin the best however I kept buying other shapes of getting a perfect match. Such is the quest for the perfect foundation. So I have these big tubs of 320 Warm Golden & 330 True Beige that I've been using for contour in hopes of finishing them in about 10 years. I don't like to waste money since I do enough of that with my shopping. I find 340 Caramel is my perfect contour shade & would repurchase. For overall foundation I think I am falling out of love with these guys because I can't seem to find that perfect match. I think once the summer is here & I have a tan, early tan will come back into my rotation.
The one con that I see lots of people complain about is the packaging and I would have to agree. These guys come in heavy glass jars but what I do is move them into little sample jars which make them perfect for travelling and going through those security checks. I almost prefer these over liquid for travelling because the whipped like consistency ensures they never really fall out of the jar.
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From left to right, 320 Warm Gold, 330 True Beige, 320 Natural Tan, 340 Caramel, 400 Early Tan
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| From left to right, 320 Warm Gold, 330 True Beige, 320 Natural Tan, 340 Caramel, 400 Early Tan |
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