the Hannah Hardy

Claims
–Hydrated, glowy finish
–Lotion texture that goes on like a moisturizer and finishes like a lightweight, liquid foundation
–Light, buildable coverage
–Infused with prickly pear oil for extra hydration

Price
–$10.99 on Amazon, Walgreens
–$9.99 at Target
–$8.97 at Wal Mart
–0.75 oz

Shade Range
–16
–My shade: 110 Porcelain

Pros
–Packaging, pump!
–Paraben, phthalate, fragrance, and oil free
–Anti-pollution, antioxidant, anti-blue light ingredients

Cons
–Not cruelty free
–Oxidized
–Lightest shade was a little off for me
–Get less than standard 1.0 oz of product

Final Thoughts
Day 1–Shade was off but I made it work :: spot concealed with Makeup Revolution Concealer :: worked well with primers and powder :: held up all day
Day 1 Primers—CYO+PF, Essence Primer Spray
Day 1 Powder—Fenty Pro Filt’r in Butter
Day 1 Setting Sprays—Milani Make It Dewy, Urban Decay All Nighter

Day 2–I mixed with Makeup Revolution Conceal & Define Full Coverage Foundation, this foundation is more matte so I thought adding the glow in would be nice. It didn’t really do much as far as adding hydration and glow and my base just looked off all day. This has been a long time favorite of mine so I know how it performs and the two together were a no.
Day 2 Primers—CYO+PF, Essence Primer Spray
Day 2 Powder—Fenty Pro Filt’r in Butter
Day 2 Setting Sprays—Milani Make It Dewy, Urban Decay All Nighter

The claim that this is light coverage is a bit of a stretch in my opinion. This is more sheer coverage. I did 2 layers and got light coverage. I wouldn’t even say that it covered enough to even out my skin tone. My under eye concealer and spot concealing is what really gave me coverage. I used the Blendiful both days for foundation, concealer, and powder. I can get on board with light to medium coverage, but this basically did nothing as far as coverage go. I’d rather just not wear makeup. This is NOPE from me.