the Hannah Hardy

Claims
–Buildable coverage
–Radiant finish
–Skin appears effortlessly illuminated, brightened, and glowing all day long
–Pumped with Vitamin C and light reflecting pearl particles

Price
–$12 at Ulta, revolutionbeauty.com

Shade Range
–20 (8 at Ulta)
–My Shade: F0.5

Pros
–Affordable
–Cruelty free
–Buildable coverage
–Gorgeous, radiant finish
–Vitamin C
–Didn’t cake with powder
–Packaging, pump!
–Shade match for me
–Easy to blend
–Lightweight
–Long lasting

Cons
–Shade range
–Availability

Final Thoughts
–Not as full coverage as the original Conceal & Define formula
–Much better formulation than the Conceal & Hydrate. I did not like that one.
–Could still see slight glow even though I set it with powder
–If original C&D was too matte for you, I think you’ll like this formula
–I hate that there are only 8 shades available at Ulta. What in the actual freak? 8 shades?! Why bother?
–Makeup Revolution shade 0.5 is my perfect shade match. They really understand very fair and cool skin tones

Primers: Smashbox Primer Water, First Aid Beauty Coconut Smoothie, Laura Mercier Pure Canvas Blur
Powder: KimChi Chic Beauty Puff, Puff, Pass Powder in Translucent
Tools: It Cosmetics Love Is The Foundation Brush, Milani Sponge
Setting Spray: Too Faced Hangover Rx, Urban Decay All Nighter