I have been using this foundation for over a month now and ready to share my final thoughts on this product
Artdeco Rich Treatment Foundation:
light-reflecting cream foundation, evens out skin imperfections.
With medium-high coverage Rich Treatment Foundation is formulated with Squalane to smooth the skin whilst UV Filters protect against environmental damage.
Packaging:
This 20ml foundation is housed in a frosted glass bottle, and comes in 5 shades:
10 Sunny Shell
12 Vanilla Rose
15 Cashmere Rose
17 Creamy Honey
28 Light Porcelain
Unlike many foundations that I own in my collection this has a very interesting way to dispense product. There isn't any pump but a spatula attached to the cap which scoops out product
The shade I received is 12 Vanilla rose. The texture of this is like an emulsion not too runny or mousse like. I found the spatula very convenient when apply foundation directly to my face as I can easily control the amount of product. But to some this might be a little unhygienic.
The shade is slightly darker than my skin which is ok because in summer my face tends to become tan. I plan to purchase this in shade 10 sunny shell so that I can wear it all year long instead of just summers
The emulsion like formula is a delight to apply on the face. It blends very easily and is packed with pigments to a point that I dont need concealer for my dark circles. Unlike many long lasting foundations this does not dry down to a matte finish. It has a satin finish which becomes slightly dewy after 4 hrs. I have oily/dehydrated skin and my T- zone becomes shiny after 3-4 hrs if I wear the foundation on its own. A little dusting of translucent powder helps with oil control so its not much of problem.
Despite its satin finish this totally survives through humidity and sweat. The formula is lightweight so it feels like second skin. It didn't crease around my nose or under my eyes and transfered slightly on the blotting paper. The only problem i have noticed is that this oxidizes a shade or two darker after an hour. I tend to wear a physical sunscreen and a time up cream under my foundation so for me its not much a problem but if you are planning on purchasing this foundation I advice you to pick a shade lighter than your natural skin tone
You can purchase this for 2650 at any cosmetic shop or online here
Artdeco Rich Treatment Foundation:
light-reflecting cream foundation, evens out skin imperfections.
With medium-high coverage Rich Treatment Foundation is formulated with Squalane to smooth the skin whilst UV Filters protect against environmental damage.
Packaging:
This 20ml foundation is housed in a frosted glass bottle, and comes in 5 shades:
10 Sunny Shell
12 Vanilla Rose
15 Cashmere Rose
17 Creamy Honey
28 Light Porcelain
The shade is slightly darker than my skin which is ok because in summer my face tends to become tan. I plan to purchase this in shade 10 sunny shell so that I can wear it all year long instead of just summers
The emulsion like formula is a delight to apply on the face. It blends very easily and is packed with pigments to a point that I dont need concealer for my dark circles. Unlike many long lasting foundations this does not dry down to a matte finish. It has a satin finish which becomes slightly dewy after 4 hrs. I have oily/dehydrated skin and my T- zone becomes shiny after 3-4 hrs if I wear the foundation on its own. A little dusting of translucent powder helps with oil control so its not much of problem.
Despite its satin finish this totally survives through humidity and sweat. The formula is lightweight so it feels like second skin. It didn't crease around my nose or under my eyes and transfered slightly on the blotting paper. The only problem i have noticed is that this oxidizes a shade or two darker after an hour. I tend to wear a physical sunscreen and a time up cream under my foundation so for me its not much a problem but if you are planning on purchasing this foundation I advice you to pick a shade lighter than your natural skin tone
You can purchase this for 2650 at any cosmetic shop or online here