description":"There’s no denying a full face of makeup is stunning in its own way, but there are times you may want to opt for a subtler look. Maybe you’re running errands or simply want a slight boost for your work-from-home calls. Whatever your reasoning, a natural-looking foundation finish is the answer. Of course, achieving this can be easier said than done. If you’re not sure where to start, we’ve taken it upon ourselves to pull together four tips to keep in mind for your next natural makeup look." If you’re not shopping in a store, you can still find the right foundation shade for your skin tone online. Use the L’Oréal Paris Makeup Genius Virtual Makeup Try-on tool to try on all makeup, including foundation, from your phone or computer. As long as you have a working camera on either (or a makeup-free photo of yourself) you’re good to go. Plus, the Virtual Shade Finder lets you narrow down shades from different L’Oréal Paris foundation collections. If you have an olive or medium skin tone try one of these shades: Amber (300), Hazelnut (330), Sienna (355), Copper (365). I want to caveat here that I didn’t test for the claimed 32 hours, as I don’t believe that anyone should be wearing their makeup for that long – nor should they need to. The only exception would be if you were at a festival, or all makeup removers had suddenly become obsolete. But, if you were looking for a foundation to see you through some kind of crisis, this would be it. L’Oreal Infallible Foundation review: My verdict The pump mechanism allows you to manage how much foundation you’re using at a time (one pump is pretty generous), and also avoids any cross-contamination from having to dip your fingers into the formula. The flat top means it’s not at all fiddly either. The foundation formula

If you consider your fair skin tone to be particularly pale in color, reach for one of these shades to get your best color match: Snow (390), Rose Pearl (395), Pearl (400), Porcelain (405), Ivory (410). id": "https://www.loreal-paris.co.uk/infallible/24h-fresh-wear/foundation-in-a-powder-120-vanilla", Prescriptions must be written on an Authority Prescription Form, and the approval number must be noted on the prescription. Pharmacists cannot dispense the item as a pharmaceutical benefit unless it has been approved by Medicare Australia (indicated by the presence of the approval number).The more shades the better, when you know how to narrow down your foundation match. When a collection has more than three dozen shades it can start to feel overwhelming, especially if you’re new to makeup. It all starts with skin tone, and then undertones are the next consideration. By describing their product as infallible, L’Oreal set my expectations pretty high. Longevity is implied, and I was expecting it to be fully drink-proof, hug-proof, and sweaty-commute-proof. And I’m pleased to say, it really was. Whether you have a warm skin tone , cool tone or neutral tone will be important as you search for your foundation match. When undertones aren’t listed as part of the shade name or color number (typically signified by a W, N or C), follow this basic rule of thumb: I am extremely fair and I've tried several shades of this powder and they all go on more light than the color it appears to be. If you have any questions or would like some more information on products best suited to you, why not chat to one of our beauty experts for free here: www.boots.com/virtual-beauty-consultations

Every great makeup look starts with some sort of base product, it just has to be the right formula and color match. The truth is, foundation that doesn't accurately match your skin tone can ruin your entire look. Getting it right is a lot easier when a foundation offers a wide range of shades in its collection. Enter L’Oréal Paris Infallible foundations. When applying the L’Oreal Infallible 32hr Fresh Wear foundation, I was initially surprised by how light and fluid the formula was. I think, from the name, I was expecting something that felt paste-like. How to apply foundation of this ilk? Well, as it’s so lovely and lightweight, it spreads really nicely and is easy to apply with a brush or your fingers. I tried both and found that the finish was smoother and more natural-looking with a brush. Those with deep, dark and caramel skin tones should reach for the following shades: Mocha (370), Deep Amber (375), Ebony (390). Different lighting will change how foundation appears on your skin. The best way to assess whether a shade is truly your perfect match is to look at it on your skin in natural light. Go outside or take a look in the mirror while in front of a window to see if the foundation blends into your skin. If it appears to disappear on the skin (but still cover uneven skin tone and blemishes), it’s your ideal match.

If you have pale or fair skin, your match will be one of the following colors: Pearl (5), Porcelain (10), Ivory (20), Vanilla (120), Ivory Buff (125), True Beige (130), Golden Beige (140). This product is NOT for someone with dry skin. You probably know that but if it is your first powder foundation: please use care. If you have a dark skin tone but your color leans more medium brown (often referred to as caramel), you may want to choose from these shades: Toffee (505), Hazelnut (510), Maple (511), Copper (515), Sienna (520). Perhaps the easiest way to go about finding your undertones is to flip your wrist and let your veins be your guide. If your veins look green, you have warm or yellow undertones . If you have blue or purple veins, you have cool undertones. If you’re unsure whether your veins look green, bluish or purple — or they appear to be a mix of all three — you’ve likely got neutral undertones. Editor’s tip: It’s never a bad idea to also grab another foundation one shade up or down from your match to accommodate seasonal skin tone changes. If you tend to tan really deeply in the summer or get really pale in the winter, you’ll need to switch your foundation when the seasons change.