Catrice HD Liquid Foundation

Honestly, I love this formula. It wasn't the right color for me, but I still use it as a bronzer/contour. It's not too heavy, and it's a water and silicone base (which is important to know for your skin complexion). It's not super high coverage- definitely could NOT cover up a tattoo. It blends best if you have moisturized skin, because it's easier for the product to blend and won't be as patchy. It collects under my eyes a little bit even with powder- I think that's just a me-thing though. It says 24-hours durability, and I think that's accurate if you set it and aren't sweating or accidentally wiping it off. It's a medium coverage, I would say, and I think it's a good product to even the skin tone out. For me, it looks like normal skin (but I also spray with a setting spray while applying to make it set nicer) but be careful not to be too cakey or it'll look cakey. I wouldn't say this is very sticky- it's honestly more of a runny foundation (hence the dropper). Makeup is going to look like makeup, but since this is a really runny-liquid foundation, try to stick to more liquidy products to help it stay blended together. If you match it nicely, it's a good natural look I'd say. I'm more of a pale person (think, average white girl) and don't do any of the tanning beds, and I actually use the 010 Light Beige (and switch to 030 Sand Beige during the summer months when I'm tanner. It has a yellow undertone for the most part. I thought it looked peachy on me for awhile but I was just iron-deficient, so keep that in mind if the palest/yellowest foundations always look pink/peachy on you.