the Hannah Hardy

Claims
–Flashback free
–Lightweight
–Hydrating
–Matte finish
–Minimize appearance of pores
–Non-cakey
–Full-coverage
–All-day wear
–Creamy

Price
–$40.50 at Ulta, Sephora, KVD

Shade Range
–40
–My Shade: Light 002

Pros
–Vegan
–Shade range
–Non-comedogenic
–Full coverage
–Very creamy, emollient formula
–Cruelty free
–Fully recyclable packaging
–Easy to blend
–Lightweight
–No flashback

Cons
–Price
–Availability

Final Thoughts
–Shade is a little light for me (that never happens) but I made it work
–More natural than matte finish
–Full coverage in a flash
–So quick and easy to blend
–I tried this with several different powders to find the best combination
—RCMA No Color Powder: foundation broke up and separated on my chin and around my mouth
—NYX Can’t Stop Won’t Stop Pressed Powder: looked a little cakey
—Jaclyn Cosmetics Last Act: broke up around my nose, overall looked heavy on my skin
–I just can’t seem to find the right combination of products to make this work. I tried different powders and primers
–I so badly wanted to love this one, but it just didn’t work out for me
–The Milani Cream-To-Powder Foundation is supposedly a dupe. I definitely don’t think they are a dupe BUT I’m reviewing it next Friday and spoiler alert, I like it a lot better and it’s a lot cheaper.

Primer: Smashbox Primer Water, KVD Beauty Lock-It Hydrating
Powders: RCMA No Color, NYX Can’t Stop Won’t Stop Pressed, Jaclyn Cosmetics Last Act
Tools: Haleys Beatuy Kabuki Brush, beautyblender
Setting Spray: Morphe Continuous Setting Mist

These photos show the foundation used with the RCMA No Color Powder