by Rihanna Pro Filt’r Soft Matte Longwear Liquid Foundation 450

The Fenty Beauty Pro Filt’r Foundation truly lives up to the hype. The formula feels lightweight but provides amazing coverage that looks smooth and natural, not cakey. It blends effortlessly and really does control shine while still looking like skin. I love how long it lasts throughout the day without breaking apart or settling into pores. One of the best things about this foundation is the wide shade range finding a perfect match is so much easier, and it makes a huge difference in how seamless the finish looks. It works great with both brushes and sponges and holds up well even in humid conditions. Overall, this is a reliable, high-quality foundation that delivers professional-looking results. Definitely a staple in my makeup routine. Worth the purchase, highly recommend

Goes on smooth and totally covers everything!

( dont worry, this is the real product by the way (: ) this just melts into my skin beautifully, blends great with a damp sponge or even your fingers, and pairs PERFECTLY with the nars radiant creamy concealer. i use shade 110 for the fenty pro filt’r, and the exact color match to that in my nars concealer is shade affogato. i also use a lighter shade under my eyes with the fenty we’re even concealer in shade 100C (also a great concealer, nars is just more full coverage). literally the lightest shade out of 50 colors lol but i have spent the better part of 16 years trying to not only find the right foundation because my skin is acne prone and veeerryy sensitive/temperamental and will let me know about it with breakouts if i use a new foundation, which has thankfully toned down in my mid 20s now, but because i am so obscenely pale (90% Norwegian). absolutely nothing i bought would even come close to my skin shade and if it did, the undertones were always too pink or yellow. whenever i would try something on in store at sephora or ulta, even the workers had a hard time lol and then when i thought id found one, i would step outside and you could see it didnt match my undertones… but this is literally my skin in a bottle and i was so shocked the first time i tried it on, i even walked out the front door to double check and it was literally perfect. i found my shade in store about three years ago, and now i just buy online. but honestly i can’t recommend it enough and all my friends wear it now too. its absolutely worth the price, i would just highly highly recommend finding your perfect shade in store because theres so many and with so many undertones (

Best makeup I’ve used

I had an issue with it being too watery/runny. This was my experience. The coverage wasnt so great because the consistency was not great for the one I got.

Wow! Where do I start? First of all, if you're looking into this product, know a few things: 1) GET A SAMPLE FIRST! The website was very informative and typically I have good luck ordering foundations online. However, the shades are so very specific, I initially ordered a 140 and it was ALMOST perfect but too yellow for my skin. I ordered from Fenty and it came with a swatch kit with samples (primer, light, medium, dark, and darker tones 150-420 I think) - the 150 was perfect. I would recommend getting this sample kit from their website or testing at Sephora or something. 2) This is cheaper off the Fenty website but I believe it evens out if you consider shipping and the fact that it's expedited. Amazon Prime spoils me so much I forget about shipping most times. As for the foundation: omg. So, I generally use NYX's dupe of the DermaBlend Dropper foundation (in 'Light'). This was the best one I found as far as drug store brands go. I've also tried NARS but their shades were too 'yellow' for me. After "getting into makeup" I decided I wanted to find a nicer, more professional longerwear foundation. I'm a naturally pale girl and around 2010 when I was first starting to buy makeup, I would buy "Porcelain" and it would be the closest to my shade as possible. Now that the shade options are so very vast, if I buy the lightest shade now I actually look ghostly. What I love about this foundation is that they have every shade in EVERY UNDERTONE. So, I bought the right 'shade' initially, but it was the incorrect undertone (140). I changed undertones and boom - perf. I normally think of myself as a "cool" undertone but the neutral worked better for me. This is more important than the shade, imo. As far as wear, I put it on without a primer on half of my face the first time. It does take a moment to oxidize and the color changes DRASTICALLY so when you are testing, make sure it dries over 90 seconds to 3 minutes before properly judging. I wore this for about 4 hours and the makeup wouldn't just rub off of my face (even with water), I needed to properly clean it with facial wash and scrubbing - and without Primer, that's awesome. It's pretty full coverage, very light, and smells good! I actually gave my incorrect shade to a friend (she wears that same shade in MAC Foundation) because it felt so good. I feel like the MAC foundations are thick/cakey The bottle itself feels good too. I will re-buy this foundation. This is the first foundation I've used that doesn't make my face feel funny. In fact, when I did the half-face test, the side with the foundation was much softer and smoother when normally I feel sticky/cakey/wet on that side.

It has taken me FOREVER to find a foundation that actually matches my skin and doesn't make me look cakey or older than I am (I'm 44). I originally found this foundation at Ulta, where I was able to match my skin tone PERFECTLY. When I was trying it on, I also had nothing on my face (no recently applied moisturizer or primer) and it went on seamlessly. They didn't have my shade in stock though, so I ended up ordering it on Amazon. I've now had it a few days and I love it! It goes on flawlessly, and looks just as good at the end of the day as it did when I first applied it. It also doesn't rub off on clothes, which is a huge bonus since we're going into turtleneck season. I'm so excited to have finally found this!