When I was in the US, I always mixed the Makeup Forever foundation with the Sephora one. The Makeup Forever foundation has such a wide range of colors, and my skin tone varies quite a bit between summer and winter, so I would buy different shades and adjust the ratio to suit my skin. Texture🤏 > The texture is oily, but not as watery as some. When you pump it onto the back of your hand, it doesn't just drip down. The right amount of oil allows a subtle glow to come through over time. Coverage🙈 > Despite the oily texture, the coverage is good even when applied thinly. Personally, I didn't need to use additional concealer for areas like dark circles - just building up the foundation a bit in those spots gave me a more natural, seamless coverage. Longevity🕒 > Unless I skipped setting powder, I never experienced the foundation breaking down or getting patchy over time. As my natural oils came through, the foundation's luminosity would blend in nicely without looking messy. I could just lightly dab on more foundation with a puff to refresh the coverage without any cakiness. Scent👃 > There's a faint floral fragrance, which I personally enjoyed.

The glass packaging makes the product a bit heavy to carry around when traveling.

☝️. This oily foundation and ✌️. the matte Makeup Forever foundation can be mixed in your desired ratio to create a customized foundation to suit your skin condition. Be sure to shake the product well before use to ensure it's properly blended!

It works really well for dry skin. While there was a slight issue with color selection, the ingredients are good and it applies well.

The coverage is a bit lacking, but that wasn't the main focus to begin with, so I'm still happy with it.

I use the liquid highlighter from this brand, and it goes well with everything. I'd even recommend it more than the foundation.