the Hannah Hardy

Claims
–Ultra-nourishing
–Weightless
–Improves appearance of skin tone & texture
–Second-skin, airbrushed dewy finish
–Ultra-fluid
–Sheer-to-buildable coverage

Price
–$15.99 at Ulta, Walgreens
–$11.99 at Target
–$8.39 at Wal Mart

Shade Range
–12
–My shade: Fair

Pros
–Ingredients :: jojoba oil, aloe vera, coconut oil
–Vegan
–Fragrance free
–Paraben free
–Radiant finish
–Lightweight
–Easy to blend
–Cruelty free
–Gluten free
–Hypoallergenic
–Shade match for me
–Buildable coverage
–Didn’t cake when set with powder

Cons
–Shade range
–Packaging, messy!
–Pricey

Final Thoughts
When I picked this up, I didn’t realize it said “sheer” coverage. I’m not a sheer coverage kind of gal. Thankfully, it builds nicely and you get high medium coverage. I could still my freckles peeking through, but it covered my redness. This isn’t a full coverage formula though. The dropper packaging can be messy, but the end result makes it worth it. It has a dewy finish, even when set with powder. My upper lip got a little cakey with powder, but what’s new. I wore this for 12+ hours and wore a mask and it held up well. I had a good makeup day when I wore this foundation and that makes it a win for me. I just wish the packaging was better and that it wasn’t so expensive. I really like this one!

Primers: Pretty Fresh Hydrating Spray, Juno & Co Moonshine Miracle Cream, Catrice Poreless Blur
Powder: Fenty Butter
Tools: It Cosmetics Brush, Real Techniques Sponge
Setting Spray: Morphe Continuous Setting Mist