the Hannah Hardy

Claims
–Natural finish
–Medium, buildable coverage
–Creamy
–Longwearing
–Micellar technology mimics skin texture for a natural, flawless finish

Price
–$39.50 for 1.0 oz
—Sephora, bitebeauty.com

Shade Range
–32
–My shade: L10

Pros
–Vegan
–Cruelty free
–Gluten free
–Clean at Sephora
–No sulfates, phthalates, or parabens
–Buildable, medium coverage
–Easy to blend
–Shade match for me
–Lightweight on the skin

Cons
–Expensive
–Shade range (need more deeper shades)
–Availability (Sephora exclusive)

Final Thoughts
Day 1–Emphasized pores :: broke up :: caked up :: over all HOT MESS :: covered pretty well, but could still some redness and imperfections peeking through :: easy to blend :: two layers is solid, medium coverage
Day 1 Primers—Hard Candy Primer Mist, CYO+Pretty Fresh, Revlon Pore Reducing
Day 1 Powder—Fenty Pro Filt’r in Butter
Day 1 Setting Sprays—Milani Make It Dewy + Urban Decay All Nighter 

Day 2–MUCH BETTER :: same, medium coverage :: didn’t break up or separate :: lasted much longer
Day 2 Primers—Essence Hydra Spray, CYO+Pretty Fresh
Day 2 Powder—Smashbox Halo Fresh
Day 2 Setting Sprays—Milani Make It Dewy + Urban Decay All Nighter 

I got a sample of this at Sephora and I am glad I didn’t buy it. Two layers will give you solid medium coverage and it’s very easy to blend. It was very lightweight on the skin. The first day, I used all my usual products–primer, powder, and setting sprays. I know how all of these products work and they work with other foundations. Since my face was a DISASTER at the end of the day, I know it’s the foundation. On the second day, I tried a more glowy, hydrating powder and didn’t use my pore filling primer and it looked so much better. It looked and wore like every other foundation. I’m giving this a MEH because I can make it work and I don’t think it’s a bad product. You just have to find the right primer and powder combination to make it work.

The pictures are from the first day. I didn’t take pics on the second day because I’m lazy and I forgot.