topic Re: IT Foundation in Beauty

IT Foundation

Karnerblue — Tue, 26 Apr 2016 03:39:41 GMT

That foundation accentuates wrinkles on the older models, esp Helen, I don't care what Jamie says. She either needs glasses or thinks we do.

Re: IT Foundation

Reba055 — Tue, 26 Apr 2016 03:41:52 GMT

It does. Don't know why she makes a point of saying that, lol. I have it, but I don't use it around my eyes. I use her concealer which I like, and a tinted moisturizer with just a touch of this over it.

Re: IT Foundation

blankette — Tue, 26 Apr 2016 04:37:32 GMT

I agree, and these presentations are so stale, they have not changed in YEARS!

Re: IT Foundation

gonnab — Tue, 26 Apr 2016 11:45:47 GMT

I agree. Tried and returned this foundation because it accentuated every line on my 80-year-old face.

Re: IT Foundation

shaggygirl — Tue, 26 Apr 2016 12:26:20 GMT

If you ladies mean the one in the silver compact with the 50 SPF, that's the one I ordered by mistake instead of the original one and after 5 tries I've come to the conclusion this is one of the worst foundations ever invented.

Re: IT Foundation

HappyDaze — Tue, 26 Apr 2016 17:00:44 GMT

I've only tried her original celebration foundation and it definitely accentuated even the tiniest of lines and made me look like I have large pores and I don't. I thought it was a really bad foundation in general. Certainly there are alot better powder foundations on the market. Very overrated.

And yes, I have no idea why she says it doesn't settle into fine lines, etc when showing the models- like the one that she make smile really hard and then tries to show that afterwards you can't see the wrinkles because it doesn't settle in them. lol like you said, she may need glasses or she thinks we are fools.

Re: IT Foundation

szew — Tue, 26 Apr 2016 17:35:43 GMT

Does anyone know of a concealer that does not rub off. I have Laura Geller's and it got all over my clothes.

Re: IT Foundation

c_la_vee — Tue, 26 Apr 2016 17:53:03 GMT

@HappyDaze

HappyDaze wrote:

I've only tried her original celebration foundation and it definitely accentuated even the tiniest of lines and made me look like I have large pores and I don't. I thought it was a really bad foundation in general. Certainly there are alot better powder foundations on the market. Very overrated.

And yes, I have no idea why she says it doesn't settle into fine lines, etc when showing the models- like the one that she make smile really hard and then tries to show that afterwards you can't see the wrinkles because it doesn't settle in them. lol like you said, she may need glasses or she thinks we are fools.

LOL!

Re: IT Foundation

c_la_vee — Tue, 26 Apr 2016 17:56:16 GMT

@szew

You could get more answers to your concealer question if yuo start a thread about it. That way more people see your question.

In any case, I don't know the answer as I'm not big on concealers.

Re: IT Foundation

Reba055 — Tue, 26 Apr 2016 18:46:42 GMT

@szew wrote:
Does anyone know of a concealer that does not rub off. I have Laura Geller's and it got all over my clothes.

@szew The IT concealer is really nice and I've tried them all! I have really dark circles under my eyes. You only use a tiny bit, it comes with a double sided brush. I apply it in a V using the flat sided brush, then blend with the other side. I don't know why, but it doesn't crease , stays on, yet blends easily. I'm in my 50's so my skin is on the dryer side.

Re: IT Foundation

bells4me — Thu, 28 Apr 2016 16:13:10 GMT

I agree the Celebration foundation in the compact is awful. Looks like chalk and now I am stuck with two because I didn't send them back. Last show I ordered the CC cream and immediately sent it back with a $6.95 return fee plus the original shipping of course. I also returned the night cream and brow product. I am done with IT cosmetics.

Re: IT Foundation

libbyannE — Thu, 28 Apr 2016 20:36:24 GMT

I tried both--the IT celebration foundation and the IT spf50 one recently. I had to write bad reviews for both. What a waste of money. No matter how carefully I tried to apply them, I looked MADE UP, which is never good. The presentations are downright untruthful because in neither case do the foundations give you the look of natural skin, which is what the salesgirl/spokeswoman promised. I will not buy any more IT cosmetics, and I am back to my mineral stuff. For awhile I used and lined gelled "real deal" foundation, and then it was no longer available. That has happened with other geller products--I am liking something and then I can't reorder it, so I have stopped looking at that brand, too.

Re: IT Foundation

fitfuninformed — Thu, 28 Apr 2016 20:43:32 GMT

@c_la_vee wrote:

@HappyDaze
@HappyDaze wrote:
I've only tried her original celebration foundation and it definitely accentuated even the tiniest of lines and made me look like I have large pores and I don't. I thought it was a really bad foundation in general. Certainly there are alot better powder foundations on the market. Very overrated.

And yes, I have no idea why she says it doesn't settle into fine lines, etc when showing the models- like the one that she make smile really hard and then tries to show that afterwards you can't see the wrinkles because it doesn't settle in them. lol like you said, she may need glasses or she thinks we are fools.

LOL!

Agreed. The IT foundations (with the exception of the CC Veil Cushion) are the most unflattering, unnatural foundations on the market. Very heavy. But as you say, it's pretty apparent on the demo's, but apparently many find that to be natural looking. Go figure.

Re: IT Foundation

RainyDayGal — Thu, 28 Apr 2016 20:43:55 GMT

@bells4me wrote:
I agree the Celebration foundation in the compact is awful. Looks like chalk and now I am stuck with two because I didn't send them back. Last show I ordered the CC cream and immediately sent it back with a $6.95 return fee plus the original shipping of course. I also returned the night cream and brow product. I am done with IT cosmetics.

If it's not too far outside of the 30 days could try. It's worth a shot anyhow, the worst they can say is "no".