the Hannah Hardy

Claims
–Help clear & prevent blemishes while it conceals
–Covers, clears, calms, and controls
–Non-cakey
–Non-irritating
–Helps control oil breakthrough

Price
–$14.99 at Ulta
–$12.57 at Wal Mart
–$8.99 at Target
–$15.49 at Walgreens
–1.0 oz

Shade Range
–12
–My shade: Porcelain 99

Pros
–Packaging, pump!
–Salicylic acid is an ingredient, my skin reacts well to this
–Medium to full, buildable coverage
–Lightweight
–Lasted all day
–Didn’t cling to dry patches or accentuate dry skin
–Easily accessible
–Fragrance free
–Hypoallergenic
–Non-comedogenic

Cons
–No shade match for me
–Not cruelty free
–Shade range
–Expensive for drugstore

Final Thoughts
I thought with the shade name “Porcelain,” I’d get a shade match. WRONG. I had to use a good amount of white mixer to get this to work. I was really impressed with the coverage and wear time though. I hate the shade range is so bad! If there’s a shade match for you and you have acne prone skin, go for it! I’m not approved because there isn’t a shade match for me and I’m too lazy to be mixing foundation every day.

Primer: Too Faced Hangover Rx
Powder: LOreal Hydra Perfecte