Beauty

[Imaoldhippie]

A371627...........has or does anyone use or used this?  If so is it very light on your face not feeling like you have heavy plaster on?  Thanks ladies.

[Janey2]

Sephora has over a thousand reviews for this product. You might get the information there.

[Shanus]

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@Imaoldhippie wrote:

A371627...........has or does anyone use or used this?  If so is it very light on your face not feeling like you have heavy plaster on?  Thanks ladies.

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@Imaoldhippie   I think the one you're talking about is being discontinued...reduced price on Q and replaced by Naked Skin Foundation (J415046). The item # you mentioned is called Stay Naked Foundation...kind of confusing. The color selection of most foundations are difficult online unless you're purchasing one you've used before. The shades are rarely true in pictures. Your item # has 4 ⭐️s and the other has 5 ⭐️s. 

[Imaoldhippie]

@Shanus ............thank you so much for your reply.  I dont want to get something that is being discontinued.  I might like it and then be disappointed when I cant get it any more.

I like the idea of putting the foundation on with a brush, thats why it appeals to me.

[Shanus]

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@Imaoldhippie wrote:

@Shanus ............thank you so much for your reply.  I dont want to get something that is being discontinued.  I might like it and then be disappointed when I cant get it any more.

I like the idea of putting the foundation on with a brush, thats why it appeals to me.

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@Imaoldhippie   Any foundation that's liquid can be applied w/ a brush. A pump on the bottle is better than one that pours out and you may waste some. I'm assuming the one you mentioned is being discontinued because it's reduced (don't believe the "just for this event" price). The other one does get better reviews. BTW, any and all foundations can change shades/formulas without notice. 

[Imaoldhippie]

@Shanus ............Thanks again for your useful information.  I was lucky in my youth up until about a year ago.  I never had to wear foundation, I had a good complextion.  But age has changed and I have dark circles, some light brown spots and some reddness here and there.  It seems to me that with my white hair and pale complextion that all that stands out more.  So, for the first time I am going to try a foundation.

[Shanus]

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@Imaoldhippie wrote:

@Shanus ............Thanks again for your useful information.  I was lucky in my youth up until about a year ago.  I never had to wear foundation, I had a good complextion.  But age has changed and I have dark circles, some light brown spots and some reddness here and there.  It seems to me that with my white hair and pale complextion that all that stands out more.  So, for the first time I am going to try a foundation.

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@Imaoldhippie   A little heart to heart advice from a fellow fair skinned silver sister: We look better in a lighter weight foundation or tinted moisturizer and use a full coverage concealer in the same shade to cover spots, redness, etc. Find a shade lighter for under eyes. Yes, the white hair changes the look of our complexion because although we thought it wasn't possible to be more fair, the skin loses melanin along with our hair. It's better to even the skin as I described and add blush very high on the cheek bones and try a brighter pink lip....I assume you're fair and not a warm complexion. If you're warm, more yellow, use a peachy/pink blush and lip. We can't fake being 50 again. Blanking out all spots and imperfections would require way too much makeup. We end up looking older.

***We are not pale...pale means "sickly". Remember we are fair! 😉

[Imaoldhippie]

@Shanus .......Again thanks I appreciate your advise.  Yes I am fair.  The idea of a tinted moisturizer is very appealing to me, with a concealer.  The less fuss the better I like it.  I dont wear makeup everyday but when I do I want to look clean and not heavily made up.

[Shanus]

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@Imaoldhippie wrote:

@Shanus .......Again thanks I appreciate your advise.  Yes I am fair.  The idea of a tinted moisturizer is very appealing to me, with a concealer.  The less fuss the better I like it.  I dont wear makeup everyday but when I do I want to look clean and not heavily made up.

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@Imaoldhippie   I do hope you'll think about it. It's quite freeing. While you're home now, try it out mixing your foundation w/ your moisturizer until you get coverage you're comfortable with. You can continue that way until you use up your foundations....I don't like waste. Even CC creams, etc. can be mixed w/ moisturizer. I'm lazy and this also saves a step. Sometimes I apply my spf to my neck/chest (don't put makeup there) and then add spf to the foundation, moisturizer mixture in the palm of my hand. One and done. 

[wvumountiefan]

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@Shanus wrote:

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@Imaoldhippie wrote:

A371627...........has or does anyone use or used this?  If so is it very light on your face not feeling like you have heavy plaster on?  Thanks ladies.

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@Imaoldhippie   I think the one you're talking about is being discontinued...reduced price on Q and replaced by Naked Skin Foundation (J415046). The item # you mentioned is called Stay Naked Foundation...kind of confusing. The color selection of most foundations are difficult online unless you're purchasing one you've used before. The shades are rarely true in pictures. Your item # has 4 ⭐️s and the other has 5 ⭐️s. 

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@Imaoldhippie @Shanus  That is their new foundation. The Naked is the old version. So you are safe buying the Stay Naked. It is suppose to be full coverage with a lighter feel that the original Naked. This event price is the same as Ulta’s price but the Q is offering the brush as their incentive. So the price is good since it comes with a brush.