I have mature, dry skin. No oil production during the day. I love this foundation & wear it everyday. I do mix 1 drop of oil into the foundation to help it not be too matte. It wears beautiful on my fine lines. 👍🏻👍🏻 from me!
Years ago when I was a nurse, my paramedic gal pals did 24 hours on duty followed by 48 hours off duty. This was in the late 1990s. If I remember correctly, one of them wore Estee Lauder and the other wore Merle Norman. Can you imagine what it might feel like to do that for 24 hours? In reality, it was closer to about 27-28 hours when you figure in the time they applied it and add in the amount of time until they actually got home and took it off.
Just found your channel and subscribed. I'm always looking for a foundation that doesn't stick to my dry skin, or not wear off my nose. As having mature skin myself this is so helpful. Especially as when I cosplay and I need a practically white foundation it always end up magnifying my pores so much! Going very blotchy on my skin
I have "mature" skin. A few fine wrinkles and some pores. And I've been struggling for soooooooooooooo long to find a foundation to love. I've spent a fortune and everything is too dewy. I have a bit oily skin, and all foundations shine like crazy on me. Anyway...... I have finally finally found my holy grail. L'Oréal's infallible 24hr matte. It. Is. Brilliant! Leaves my skin velvety and perfect. Omg, I love it.
You asked who wears a foundation for 24 hours. I didn't see anyone say they did, so here is my answer. When I fly over to the states to be with my fiance, I will have had my face on for 18 hours by the time he meets me at the airport! So only at those to and from occasions do I do the 24 hour with the same stuff on. I'm 53 in two weeks time and in the last 8 years or so, I have found mineral powder foundations look the best for such long wear on my skin. You will probably all fall off your chairs in shock at the next bit. I wear a lot of hairspray, especially when I travel but I don't cover my finished face when having that one last spray. I'm betting a little of it is settling on my face and sealing it all in. I know it lasts very well and I get no fading of blush etc. I know models used to use the hairspray technique years ago, but I wouldn't recommend it for everyday use!
Hells Bells Thank you for your comment. I’ve always thought air cabin crew might be the only people who wore foundation for 24 hours. I travel with a bare face and a hydration spray xxx
As always another great video👍🏻❤️ I have been tempted to try that foundation & that face oil so many times before but as I too have more mature skin, I thought it probably wouldn’t work for me. But now I think I’ll give them both a try🤗so thanks so much for another fantastic upload. I love all your videos xxx🙂💕
Hi. Love your videos !! I got addicted! I have been using this makeup for about two months .. What other makeup with full coverage would you recommend that it is not matte finish?
Hello I am a new subscriber and so glad I found you on here, you are fab. Please can you advise if you have done a review on mineral powder foundation for the older skin ( I am 59) as I would like to try this but don't know which one or how to apply. I hope you can help. Fingers tossed
Hi Christine, I've done a full face of makeup on my mum who is 65. We used Bare Minerals pressed powder in the video. It's called Daytime Makeup for Mature Skin. Hope this helps xxx
Pampered Wolf thank you so much, I will look it up. Keep up the good work, as I said before I am a new subscriber and really enjoying what I have seen so far xxxx
i wasn't a fan of this foundation, i have dry skin and you could see every line on my face. Not good for dry skin, the coverage was amazing though and the shades didnt make sense cause either too light or too dark in my shade range. Drugstore wise the best ive found is the L-oreal true match as it's hydrating and you don't need to prime to much beforehand.
Xxx its weird yes. I loved the coverage just dried my skin to the point where i was scratching it off. I agree with the l'oreal true match being patchy. I do actually apply it wait for the patches to show through them go over them, then its good to go and for some reason it makes my skin nice an soft. But yeah i think the maybelline superstay is great, my skin has other ideas Xxxx subscribed, really enjoy your content X
A drop of Argan oil works too. I mix it into the foundation before applying to give me a slightly more dewy finish. If the foundation is very matte, it will give a nice satin/matte finish.
I have very oily skin i do still moisturize because im 43 (although no one believes me they say i look like early 30s yay i love these people lol) anyway my problem is every foundation i use melts off my face and just looks like a bad 80s make up job i use a translucent powder (which i just use alone to help dry up some the oil lol) however it does not cover nothing oh and i have such large poors like i swear if they get any larger they could be oil pools on my face i do have a few "age lines" around my mouth and one between my eyes on forehead ive tryed useing a bruch and sponge to apply foundation still looks bad oh the one i have now (but i dont wear) is the instant age rewind radiant firming foundation by maybelline so do you have any tips for me...p.s. ive only been trying to wear make up the past 10yrs because of me having olive skin mascara is all i wore before i hit my 30s thank you for any tips or tricks so glad i found your channel
Try Estee Lauder Double Wear, or Urban Decay All Nighter Foundation. Revlon Colour Stay for Normal/Oily skin is also very good. Let me know how you get on xxxx
Hi Linda. Funnily enough, I actually did a hooded eye Do's and Don'ts video about 8 months ago, but I wasn't quite happy with the content so I removed it. It's always been own my list of videos to re-film. I would love to do this video for you as I have hooded eyes myself and sometimes like to disguise them. Consider it done in the next few weeks. xxx
You mention "mature" skin here, as you have in previous videos. I'm curious, at approximately what age do you consider mature? I ask because, and I'm not the best at guessing ages, I would estimate you to be in your mid-thirties and in describing skin ages, I wouldn't necessarily classify that as mature. Though I don't expect I would use this product as I tend to steer clear of matte finish for my skin, oily though it may be. But it's all good information. Thanks :)
Maggie Louise, I'm 57 and I *know* she's younger :) Edit: whoops, I just reread your comment...now I'm not sure if you meant younger than 52 or younger than mid-thirties :)
VivRbn I’m 40 next year Viv. 🤣 Age is a funny thing and I know we shouldn’t brand someone as having mature skin just because of their age. When you hit 30 your collagen and elastin production decreases dramatically. At 35 this depletion tends to be noticed even more (although some people are lucky). So in answer to your question, as a generalisation I would say anyone over the age of 35 could have mature skin. This isn’t a rule for everyone. Xxx
I’m 42, this is horrible on my skin. I’ve tried using with powder, no powder with setting spray instead. Nope. It stays on, but my pores and fine lines are highlighted.
I'm 43 with oily skin and this foundation was a HUGE fail for me. It looked bad from the moment I put it on until I removed it. It separated from my nose and chin within a couple of hours, made any texture on my skin stand out, and settled into fine lines under my eyes. I had such high hopes for it, but it was bad.
Maggie Louise do you like a full coverage, or will medium do? I have some gorgeous foundations that aren’t matte and therefore disguise wrinkles beautifully xxx
I just use Elf after various primers from subscription boxes and let it have a chance to dry up otherwise it goes on smeary. Just want a base for rest of makeup. Not perfect but better than foundations that goop up under my eyes where it's the most wrinkled and look awful. Minimal concealer under eyes away from the worst, mostly used for little sun spots, bug bites and red skin between eyebrows. Been using gradual self tanners which seem to allow me to go less on blush, etc. Not the instant which comes off easy and can stain. Less is more when older I think though have fun with eye shadows. With my skin tone, pink blush is awful. Light olive and hard to find light plums which I like or stick with darker peach/orange or browns barely there. My blush pallet is so pigmented, a tiny bit blended to death is what I do. I tan real fast but tend to cover up because of all the ticks and did get Lyme last year. Self tanners help to blend in my farmer's tan if I do wear shorts but doesn't get that hot here usually. Thin leggings or silk pants are plenty cool enough to wear. Love my silk and sun dresses. Just got a window AC and fans for the short hot periods.
You are so so beautiful. And this makeup is wonderful to your face. I think that you are just perfect. I will buy that foundation tomorrow, and use primer first. My skin is very dry. Thank you. 😊🇩🇰💐💐💐🙋🏻♀️ Love from Denmark 🇩🇰
I have mature, dry skin. No oil production during the day. I love this foundation & wear it everyday. I do mix 1 drop of oil into the foundation to help it not be too matte. It wears beautiful on my fine lines. 👍🏻👍🏻 from me!
Years ago when I was a nurse, my paramedic gal pals did 24 hours on duty followed by 48 hours off duty. This was in the late 1990s. If I remember correctly, one of them wore Estee Lauder and the other wore Merle Norman. Can you imagine what it might feel like to do that for 24 hours? In reality, it was closer to about 27-28 hours when you figure in the time they applied it and add in the amount of time until they actually got home and took it off.
I'm 21 so I definitely don't have mature skin but I love you reviews! I'm so glad your channel is growing ❤️
This is one of my favorite foundations, I am 55 years old but my skin is not really dry. I think it is lovely.
Just found your channel and subscribed. I'm always looking for a foundation that doesn't stick to my dry skin, or not wear off my nose. As having mature skin myself this is so helpful. Especially as when I cosplay and I need a practically white foundation it always end up magnifying my pores so much! Going very blotchy on my skin
I have "mature" skin. A few fine wrinkles and some pores. And I've been struggling for soooooooooooooo long to find a foundation to love. I've spent a fortune and everything is too dewy. I have a bit oily skin, and all foundations shine like crazy on me.
Anyway...... I have finally finally found my holy grail. L'Oréal's infallible 24hr matte. It. Is. Brilliant! Leaves my skin velvety and perfect. Omg, I love it.
Anni Evans I also have more mature skin and I'm wearing that foundation now. I like it quite a bit.
Foundation looks absolutely amazing. May have to give this a try. Thank you for your honest opinion 💋
You asked who wears a foundation for 24 hours. I didn't see anyone say they did, so here is my answer. When I fly over to the states to be with my fiance, I will have had my face on for 18 hours by the time he meets me at the airport! So only at those to and from occasions do I do the 24 hour with the same stuff on.
I'm 53 in two weeks time and in the last 8 years or so, I have found mineral powder foundations look the best for such long wear on my skin.
You will probably all fall off your chairs in shock at the next bit. I wear a lot of hairspray, especially when I travel but I don't cover my finished face when having that one last spray. I'm betting a little of it is settling on my face and sealing it all in. I know it lasts very well and I get no fading of blush etc.
I know models used to use the hairspray technique years ago, but I wouldn't recommend it for everyday use!
Hells Bells Thank you for your comment. I’ve always thought air cabin crew might be the only people who wore foundation for 24 hours. I travel with a bare face and a hydration spray xxx
I love this foundation, it's one of my favs. It sits nicely on me and I am 36.
Oh my godddd your skin is beautiful
Just found your channel and I really like your content.
Shadow and brows look amazing!
As always another great video👍🏻❤️ I have been tempted to try that foundation & that face oil so many times before but as I too have more mature skin, I thought it probably wouldn’t work for me. But now I think I’ll give them both a try🤗so thanks so much for another fantastic upload. I love all your videos xxx🙂💕
New subscriber and I have to say you are brill, great review and I'm definitely going to get the oil. Thanks.
Thank you bunches for the oil prime idea!!😁
Hi. Love your videos !! I got addicted! I have been using this makeup for about two months .. What other makeup with full coverage would you recommend that it is not matte finish?
Orna Gutman I LOVE Nars Natural radiant long wear foundation. It’s so flattering (unless you have really oily skin) x
Fave drugstore foundation 😍
Hello I am a new subscriber and so glad I found you on here, you are fab. Please can you advise if you have done a review on mineral powder foundation for the older skin ( I am 59) as I would like to try this but don't know which one or how to apply. I hope you can help. Fingers tossed
Hi Christine, I've done a full face of makeup on my mum who is 65. We used Bare Minerals pressed powder in the video. It's called Daytime Makeup for Mature Skin. Hope this helps xxx
Pampered Wolf thank you so much, I will look it up. Keep up the good work, as I said before I am a new subscriber and really enjoying what I have seen so far xxxx
What was the name of the buffing brush again? Did not see it listed & could not catch name when you sd it. Thanks.
Zoeva 103 xxx
i wasn't a fan of this foundation, i have dry skin and you could see every line on my face. Not good for dry skin, the coverage was amazing though and the shades didnt make sense cause either too light or too dark in my shade range. Drugstore wise the best ive found is the L-oreal true match as it's hydrating and you don't need to prime to much beforehand.
I hated the true match, it went patchy on my skin. Weird isn't it that we all get different results. xxx
Xxx its weird yes. I loved the coverage just dried my skin to the point where i was scratching it off. I agree with the l'oreal true match being patchy. I do actually apply it wait for the patches to show through them go over them, then its good to go and for some reason it makes my skin nice an soft. But yeah i think the maybelline superstay is great, my skin has other ideas Xxxx subscribed, really enjoy your content X
AWESOME! THANKS, HONEY! 👍🏻🤗
you can add a drop of almond oil if it is too dry! you’ll get the best resaults for mature skin!
kate ziaka I love that too but I didn’t want to recommend a nut oil as a lot of people are allergic. Xxx
Pampered Wolf maybe you are right but for all the others is the best with less money!
A drop of Argan oil works too. I mix it into the foundation before applying to give me a slightly more dewy finish. If the foundation is very matte, it will give a nice satin/matte finish.
What was the name of the oil primer you used?
It's ok...you answered at the end!!
I have very oily skin i do still moisturize because im 43 (although no one believes me they say i look like early 30s yay i love these people lol) anyway my problem is every foundation i use melts off my face and just looks like a bad 80s make up job i use a translucent powder (which i just use alone to help dry up some the oil lol) however it does not cover nothing oh and i have such large poors like i swear if they get any larger they could be oil pools on my face i do have a few "age lines" around my mouth and one between my eyes on forehead ive tryed useing a bruch and sponge to apply foundation still looks bad oh the one i have now (but i dont wear) is the instant age rewind radiant firming foundation by maybelline so do you have any tips for me...p.s. ive only been trying to wear make up the past 10yrs because of me having olive skin mascara is all i wore before i hit my 30s thank you for any tips or tricks so glad i found your channel
Try Estee Lauder Double Wear, or Urban Decay All Nighter Foundation. Revlon Colour Stay for Normal/Oily skin is also very good. Let me know how you get on xxxx
Pampered Wolf thank you i will so try it out and give you an update when i do 😁
hI can you do something on hooded eylids adding colour
Hi Linda. Funnily enough, I actually did a hooded eye Do's and Don'ts video about 8 months ago, but I wasn't quite happy with the content so I removed it. It's always been own my list of videos to re-film. I would love to do this video for you as I have hooded eyes myself and sometimes like to disguise them.
Consider it done in the next few weeks. xxx
What is the name of the oil primer?
Hi Anne, It's by Revolution and it's called Baking Oil. Weird name I know, but it's a great product and smells beautiful too. xxx
Pampered Wolf Aww, thanks so much ❤
Is this your dw dupe as I only put a little of that on and it leaves a satin finish on my very mature dry skin? xx
Rachael Tomlinson have you tried it before. It’s not as matte as Dw but it’s a good coverage and lasts a nice amount of time x
Think I might try it with the oil if I can find a colour match? My dw is cool bone and it's perfect x
Rachael Tomlinson let me know how you get on. X
Thank you I will x
What is your shade on dw I am useless on choosing shades x
Why dont u do a botox for the forhead?
I'm thinking about it. x
You mention "mature" skin here, as you have in previous videos. I'm curious, at approximately what age do you consider mature? I ask because, and I'm not the best at guessing ages, I would estimate you to be in your mid-thirties and in describing skin ages, I wouldn't necessarily classify that as mature.
Though I don't expect I would use this product as I tend to steer clear of matte finish for my skin, oily though it may be. But it's all good information.
Thanks :)
VivRbn im 52 and i think she is younger
VivRbn I've been thinking the same. But hated to ask. Lol. Thanks
Maggie Louise, I'm 57 and I *know* she's younger :)
Edit: whoops, I just reread your comment...now I'm not sure if you meant younger than 52 or younger than mid-thirties :)
VivRbn I’m 40 next year Viv. 🤣 Age is a funny thing and I know we shouldn’t brand someone as having mature skin just because of their age. When you hit 30 your collagen and elastin production decreases dramatically. At 35 this depletion tends to be noticed even more (although some people are lucky).
So in answer to your question, as a generalisation I would say anyone over the age of 35 could have mature skin. This isn’t a rule for everyone. Xxx
Pampered Wolf, as I suspected, you are a baby 😉
Thanks for replying 😊
I’m 42, this is horrible on my skin. I’ve tried using with powder, no powder with setting spray instead. Nope. It stays on, but my pores and fine lines are highlighted.
I work 12.5 hr shifts and have a hour commute so I end up wearing my makeup for up to 16 hrs
Thanks for your comment Michele. Xxx
Michele Brown I hope you're getting paid bloody well!!
Maeve Yes, great pay great benefits and I only have to work 3 days a week for full time
I'm 43 with oily skin and this foundation was a HUGE fail for me. It looked bad from the moment I put it on until I removed it. It separated from my nose and chin within a couple of hours, made any texture on my skin stand out, and settled into fine lines under my eyes. I had such high hopes for it, but it was bad.
Vicki Maple Grove Creative Oh No Vicki. I guess it doesn’t work for everyone. Xxx
Foundations are miserable for me, cannot find matching shades and they emphasizes my wrinkles
Maggie Louise do you like a full coverage, or will medium do? I have some gorgeous foundations that aren’t matte and therefore disguise wrinkles beautifully xxx
I pretty much gave up on foundations but tinted moisturizers instead. Don't need but the lightest coverage anyway.
Pampered Wolf i like medium coverage, i just have tried so many foundations and havent found any that don’t emphasize lines and wrinkles
J Moore what brand of tint?
I just use Elf after various primers from subscription boxes and let it have a chance to dry up otherwise it goes on smeary. Just want a base for rest of makeup. Not perfect but better than foundations that goop up under my eyes where it's the most wrinkled and look awful. Minimal concealer under eyes away from the worst, mostly used for little sun spots, bug bites and red skin between eyebrows. Been using gradual self tanners which seem to allow me to go less on blush, etc. Not the instant which comes off easy and can stain. Less is more when older I think though have fun with eye shadows. With my skin tone, pink blush is awful. Light olive and hard to find light plums which I like or stick with darker peach/orange or browns barely there. My blush pallet is so pigmented, a tiny bit blended to death is what I do.
I tan real fast but tend to cover up because of all the ticks and did get Lyme last year. Self tanners help to blend in my farmer's tan if I do wear shorts but doesn't get that hot here usually. Thin leggings or silk pants are plenty cool enough to wear. Love my silk and sun dresses. Just got a window AC and fans for the short hot periods.
Checkout nikkitutorials... she just did a 24 hr test of a different foundation.
Bad girls who don't go home. That's who.
Michelle H not true. I do hospice care... I have had to spend days with a family going thru transition. I do not consider myself a bad girl.
You are so so beautiful. And this makeup is wonderful to your face.
I think that you are just perfect.
I will buy that foundation tomorrow, and use primer first. My skin is very dry.
Thank you. 😊🇩🇰💐💐💐🙋🏻♀️
Love from Denmark 🇩🇰