the Hannah Hardy

Claims
–Medium to full, buildable coverage
–Natural matte finish
–Weightless
–Long-wearing
–Smooth out fine lines and wrink;es
–Blurs pores and imperfections
–Minimal creasing and transfer
–Builds without caking

Price
–$36 at QVC, Laura Geller, Amazon

Shade Range
–8
–My Shade: Porcelain

Pros
–Packaging
–Cruelty free
–Easy to blend
–Buildable coverage
–Lightweight
–Agree with all claims
–Didn’t cake with powder
–Longevity

Cons
–Availability
–Shade range
–Price
–No shade match for me

Final Thoughts
–I love the large doe foot applicator
–Had to use white mixer to make the shade work
–Worked great with other complexion products, didn’t cake with powder
–Very thin, lightweight formula, but still provides great coverage :: I love that
–Lasted all day
–Builds to full coverage with 2 layers
–The shade range is total trash. 8 shades is offensive.

Primer: Peach & Lily Glass Skin Veil Mist, Tarte Shape Tape Smoothing
Powder: Fenty Pro Filt’r in Butter
Tools: Morphe JH03 Brush, Miss A Paw Paw Sponge
Setting Spray: MAC Fix+ Magic Radiance