Lily LoloMineral Foundation SPF 15 - Porcelain 10g

Meilleur fond de teint jamais utilisé avec en plus une composition naturel sans reproche !Moi qui personnellement ai une peau mixte facilement grasse, c'est le fond de teint qui me fait le moins briller voir pas du tout dans certaines conditions, contrairement à d'autres grandes marques que j'ai pu essayer. Une poudre pourrait paraître insuffisante pour une peau à problème or je n'ai aucun problème à cacher mes rougeurs et mon acné hormonal avec celui ci. Peu de produit est nécessaire, rendant la pérennité du fond de teint excellente pour le prix. Attentions aux zones sèches cependant, cette poudre aura tendance à les marquer donc ne surtout pas lésiner sur la crème hydratante. L'effet poudreux, une fois le fond de teint appliqué, disparaît rapidement comme fondu sur la peau pour laisser place à un rendu lisse comme celui d'un fond de teint liquide mais avec beaucoup plus de naturel et sans effet plâtre.Si comme moi vous avez une carnation si pâle qu'il est difficile de trouver votre bonheur, aucun souci avec Lily Lolo. La teinte la plus pâle, Porcelain, ravira celles au teint très claire. Ayant l'habitude de me diriger vers les teintes les plus "blanches" j'ai même du passer pour la première fois à la couleur au dessus.Pour les peaux plus foncées je pense malheureusement qu'elle auront du mal à trouver satisfaction dans la rangée de teintes proposées par la marque, ce qui reste je trouve très dommage pour un produit aussi excellent.

Like so many other reviewers, I've long bemoaned my inability to find makeup that doesn't make me look orange, bright pink, or otherwise discoloured. Apparently manufacturers have a difficult time believing that people can be this pale (yes, yes we can). I wouldn't even consider myself the palest person I know and, as such, I find it doubly baffling that so few companies cater to a wider range of skin tones. (This is, of course, equally true for darker skin tones.) This is the case with high street brands, eco brands, and expensive "customisable" brands, as well.I had taken to ordering BB cream from South Korea as I found a single variety cool-toned enough for my skin; it was promptly discontinued and, in either case, broke me out terribly. Fresh had a liquid foundation that matched me perfectly but they, too, discontinued their line.Luckily, Lily Lolo has saved the day. I've been using their foundation almost exclusively for over a year now (I first purchased some in early July 2014). I had dabbled with mineral makeup in the past (you're all familiar with the big name in the business) but found it chalky, heavy, sheer, drying, and of course not a match for my skin tone. This stuff, however, checks almost all the boxes. I would say the colour is actually a touch too pale for me except for the winter; I've experimented mixing in a tiny amount of China Doll (the next shade up) but find it easier to just use a normal amount of blusher or bronzer over top instead, and that does the trick just fine (it isn't as though I ever tan enough to warrant going up a shade).I find the coverage light-to-medium. Yes, you can build up (to a degree) over blemishes and dark circles, but if you get too heavy-handed it does get cakey--such is the way of mineral foundation, and not a product fault. It evens out my skintone very well. Over blemishes, I do find I need to dab a touch of liquid cover-up and layer it with the powder. I've used Lily Lolo's cover-up as well, but the fairest was actually significantly lighter than this foundation shade (which is a bit bizarre, considering) and left me with white-looking blotches where I'd used it. Until I shell out for the next shade up in cover-up, the layering trick works fine.The tone of this is cool and neutral enough not to look pink, yellow, or orange on me. It covers my rosacea 'blush' quite adequately. For under eye spots, I really enjoy Lily Lolo's own eye primer (one half is eyelid primer, the other half is a yellow-based cream concealer for under-eye darkness) in combination with this foundation. They also have a green-toned powder for anyone with more significant redness (I intend to try this out for blemish coverage at some point in the future).In terms of wear, I would say you get a good 6 hours (in ambient temperature etc) before it starts to look a little rough. By the 8 hour mark it's settled rather distinctly into pores and fine lines, and could use a touch-up. This is highly dependent on your skin type: mine is very oily in the T-zone with very dry cheeks, and I notice the settling far more in the dry areas. Not a deal-breaker by any means, but one must expect that no mineral makeup is going to go 12 hours and through a water park with you.I love that it has never irritated my very, very reactive skin. I don't notice more breakouts when I wear this (even when wearing a heavy layer) or fewer when I go a few days without. It does a nice job of toning down oiliness. I find that a jar lasts me about 3-4 months, which isn't bad at all.I would highly recommend ordering several sample sizes of foundation to find your match. Once that's done, play around with the buildability of this foundation and see if it meets your needs. Hopefully you will love it as much as I do.

Je cherchais un produit bio, pas très cher et à ma bonne teinte. Les avis m'ont décidée et je ne le regrette pas puisque je l'ai déjà racheté plusieurs fois.Il est bon pour ma peau, ne la déssèche pas ni ne marque pas les zones déshydratées. Je l'applique par dessus ma bb crème et c'est parfait, ne bouge pas de la journée qu'il pleuve ou qu'il fasse très chaud.

This is a really great product, it's really natural looking and I've finally found a makeup that's the correct colour for my skin! I've been (unhappily) using liquid foundation for just under a year and I hate the feel and even the look, but it covers my skin. Lily Lolo is a great product but for my skin it doesn't cover me as much as I feel confident, but I'll be definitely using it on days when I have good skin! For anyone who's wondering it is definitely worth the price, it's cruelty-free, with SPF 15 and best of all, it's minerals, so it's all natural looking and feels great!Update: I purchased last month at the start of April and now it's almost the middle of May, although it may not provide full coverage for my skin it's definitely a product worth coming back for and paying the extra amount that usual! My skin feels much better after using this, I'm sure most liquid foundation users would be converted to this after a few uses!

Au début, j'étais un peu sceptique : je ne voyajs pas la différence en l'appliquant. En fait, il faut attendre quelques minutes pour voir les effet du fdt sur le visage : celui-ci estompe efficacement les petites imperfections et le rendu est très naturel. Par contre, si vous cherchez une couvrance plus importante, passez votre chemin, il n'est sans doute pas pour vous. J'enlève une étoile à cause de la faible quantité de produit dans le pot.