As stars arrive at this year’s Met Gala, every beauty and fashion fan is glued to their screens. This year’s theme is “Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty” and the dress code du jour is “in honor of Karl.” For beauty, however, anything goes—but we’re starting to sense an emerging trend.
In the beauty realm, the color of the hour is undeniably pink. The best part of this materializing color trend is that stars are taking the classic color and subverting it in the most interesting ways to make their makeup stand out. Stars have pops of neon pink blush, rosy eyelids, and pale pink lips. Keep reading to see the best uses of pink at tonight’s Met Gala.
When it comes to beauty trends, it’s no secret that TikTok has risen to nearly legendary status as one of the biggest sources of inspiration for Gen-Z users. Trends come and go in record time; serving as the driving force behind digital creators, consumers, and brands. One of the most recognizable of these beauty trends (and perhaps, the trend that has remained as influential as it was when it first appeared on the platform three summers ago), is the “sunburnt” blush look consisting of sun-kissed skin and warm-toned makeup.
I spoke to celebrity makeup artist Edward Cruz who’s star-powered client list includes the likes of Anna Wintour, Brooke Shields, Danai Gurira, and Busy Phillips. “It’s a fun look that is going strong, three summers in a row,” Cruz says of the sun-soaked makeup look. “I think people love it because it’s easily applied and anyone can wear it.” According to Cruz, to fully recreate this look, the focus has to be on the glow. Using a bronzer, like Charlotte Tilbury’s Glow Glide Face Architect Highlighter (Cruz’s personal favorite) or a warm tone blush is your key to bringing it to life.
To apply the highlighter or blush, Cruz is partial to Smashbox’s popular Sheer Powder Brush which is part of the brand’s Camera Ready Face, Eye, Brow, & Lip Brush Collection. For a sun-kissed look, he recommends beginning with gentle brush strokes at the highest point of one cheek bone and then sweeping the product across the face to the other. This quick and easy process also includes gently touching the bridge of the nose with the brush. Remember, you want to bring attention to the points of your face that would normally receive the sun’s rays to achieve that effortless, ‘just lifted my chin to the sun’ finish.
If you’re looking for inspiration, I highly recommend taking a quick scroll through the trend’s hashtag on TikTok or Instagram, paying special attention to the areas of the face that feature added warmth or highlight (makeup tutorials created by users Rachel Shea and Lakeya Simone went viral). The sunburnt blush trend is complimentary on everyone, but looks especially gorgeous on deeper skin tones. Ready to find out which powder and cream blushes I’ll be using to create the sunburnt blush look this summer? Keep scrolling.
I will always recognize this cream-based blush as the perfect shade of terracotta. One sweep of the product across my cheek bones, temples, and the bridge of my nose brings so much life to the face. As the weather warms up, it’s become a must-have step in my makeup routine.
Sheer, yet buildable blushes are also a fun way to add a natural-looking punch of color to any makeup look. Rush is my favorite shade offered for Nars’ Air Matte Sheer Cream Blush because it’s not quite pink or orange; more of a dusty tangerine.
On days when I’m in the mood for a pop of color, you’ll catch me reaching for Glossier’s Cloud Paint Gel Cream Blush in Dawn (a vibrant orange shade that looks beyond gorgeous on my skin). It’s also super pigmented and easy to blend; so a little goes a long way with this one.
I always love a good multitasking product that gives my makeup the perfect finishing touches while cutting down on time. Jouer Cosmetics recent release of their Blush & Bloom Cheek + Lip Duo as part of their French Riviera line has been one of my favorites lately.
When has Bobbi Brown ever let us down? The brand’s Pot Rouge Blush has been one of my go-to products for a while; but I’m especially drawn to the shade Fresh Melon when creating an effortlessly sun-kissed look.
One easy way to bring a wash of warmth to the skin? Choosing a cinnamon red shade for the cheeks and the lips. Ilia’s Multi-Stick Cream Blush + Highlighter + Lip Tint in the shade Dreamer is truly what dreams are made of since it goes on semi-sheer but also happens to be buildable.
Olive skin tones look sublime in this shade of Glossier’s Cloud Paint Gel Cream Blush. It’s a dusty rose, almost bordering mauve. If you’re going for a makeup look that leans more pink than orange, this is the blush for you.
Jouer Cosmetics’ Powder Blush Duo Palette has everything you need to recreate the TikTok-viral look with two blushes: one in a rosy-pink hue and the other a spicy, orange. Feeling bold? Try layering the two shades together.
According to Cruz, using a warm tone blush can add just the right amount of glow. This bareMinerals product is a bronzer and blush all-in-one; making adding a wash of sun-kissed color and a hint of shine easier than ever.
Add dimension to your look with this blush by RMS beauty. While I think all the shades offered for this blush would work well to recreate the blush trend, the shade Maiden’s Blush is the perfect blend of soft cinnamon and pink.
Pat McGrath’s powder blush in Desert Orchid is my pick for the best orangey-pink powder blush shade. I love using it both as a blush and a highlight, focusing my attention on my cheek bones and the very tip of my nose to add color.
While I’ve always considered myself partial to cream blushes, Haus Labs’ Color FuseTalc-Free Powder Blush may have changed my mind. Not only is every shade offered super pigmented, but they’re easy to blend out for the sweetest natural-looking color for the face.
Whether you’re attempting the TikTok-viral blush look are just on the search for an orange-hued blush that works well with dark skin tones, this Nars blush should be on your radar. The shade Savage is a sparkling cinnamon shade; bringing both sparkle and color wherever its placed. Melanin-blessed people; this is our Holy Grail!
I’ll never pass up an opportunity to wear a peachy cheek. The Gen Nude Powder Blush in That Peach Tho looks beautiful on all skin tones and will keep your cheeks flushed and your overall makeup look fresh. It’s a win-win!
Wouldn’t it be great if every plastic-based product you love became plant-based? I often think about some of the products I use in my daily life, like my hairbrush, toothbrush, makeup brushes, and more, and realize that many of them are made of plastic. I’m hyper-aware of sustainability in other aspects of my life—I sort my recycling, I use reusable grocery bags, avoid single-use plastic, and more. I’m committed to making the swap with my beauty products as well.
Though it may seem like a small step in the grand scheme of things, Tangle Teezer is making their cult-favorite detangling hair brush more planet-friendly. Enter: the Plant Brush.
Tangle Teezer’s new Plant Brush is made of 85% castor beans that have been turned into bio-plastic. By making this swap, Tangle Teezer is taking a major step to reducing their carbon footprint. They’re also committing to a no-waste approach by turning any byproducts into fertilizer.
Other than the material switch, the new brush feels like the same brush that fans of the brand know and love. The Plant Brush still uses the two-tiered teeth technology that the other brushes use, meaning that there are both long bristles and short bristles on the brush. The long bristles detangle any snarls, while the short bristles help smooth the cuticle.
The brand is also phasing out all of their plastic packaging. By 2025, all Tangle Teezer products will come in unbleached, sustainably-sourced cardboard. At this point, these kind of swaps feel like common sense fas we navigate a more sustainable future—hopefully more brands will follow in Tangle Teezer’s lead.
I’ve always been a sucker for packaging, and while a spiffy exterior is neither here nor there when it comes to a product’s actual efficacy, Chanel’s signature “click” mechanism that unlocks the wand from the tube is pretty genius. With twist-off designs, an inevitable buildup of product starts to accumulate around the opening of the tube. It becomes more difficult to screw the cap all the way on, and the mascara will dry out more quickly. Chanel’s sleek click-in, click-out design makes all the above a moot issue. Not to mention, you’ve never looked chicer whipping out a mascara before—trust me.
Because I want a lot of definition when it comes to my lashes, I always, always, always gravitate toward a rubber brush versus a brush that is really fat or bushy. I just can’t get the lift and separation I need with that! A rubber brush acts more like a comb, and you’re really able to control where you’re applying the product while catching and grabbing every last lash. This mascara is no different. The brush is thin and flexible, and the formula itself is strategically spiked with an undetectable hint of red which, adds even more depth and dimension to your eyes. Provitamin B5 and a blend of three naturally derived waxes keep your natural lashes nourished, conditioned, and perfectly curled.
Some mascaras—even the ones marketed to lift and curl—start to fall flat after a few hours, but this is one of the few exceptions I’ve tried. In my eyes, it’s quite literally the perfect mascara, and whenever I wear it out IRL or snap a picture to post on my IG story, there’s a roar of commotion. People absolutely always want to know what my secret is and whether I have extensions or use a lash serum. (For the record, I’ve used and loved lash serums in the past, but I’ve been weaning myself off of them over the last few months.)
Take it from me, someone so pale I could give the vampires in Twilight a run for their money: The wrong bronzer can look downright weird on fair skin. I’m extremely pale, and bronzer has always been tricky for me. Some formulas read too orange, while others make me look like I rubbed dirt on my face.
The trick to finding a good bronzer is finding one that genuinely makes you look like you just got back from a sun-drenched vacation. It should also be easily blendable, so you can diffuse it on your face as if you were naturally sun-kissed.
After a lot of trial and error, I’ve found bronzers that I like on my own skin, but I decided to reach out to celebrity makeup artists Katey Denno and Fiona Stiles to find out which ones they recommend the most for people with fair skin. See below for makeup artists’ favorite bronzers for fair skin (and how a few of them look on!), plus some of my favorites.
“For most skin tones, bronzers add a healthy glow that can accentuate your features and give you a more youthful and rested appearance without the dangers and premature aging that can come from the sun,” Bass explains. Recently, Bass created a brilliantly bronzed makeup look for actress Toni Collette at the Mafia Mamma and decided to use bronzer to complement the actress’s white Valentino gown. For anyone looking to add some warmth and dimension to their makeup look, investing in a bronzer may be a game changer.
As with any makeup product, there are ways to ensure your makeup looks its best. “The biggest mistake with bronzer is using a color that doesn’t work for your skin tone,” says Quynh, who just worked with Wong for the premiere of Beef to create this sun-kissed look. Luckily, for every makeup difficulty, there’s a tried-and-true solution. “Foundation colors mimic skin tones better, so it will be easier to blend and look more natural and less orange,” Quynh continues. “You want to go at least three to four shades darker than your skin.” Her biggest tip for application? Focusing the product on the chin, forehead, and cheeks before guiding it up to the hairline before lightly blending down to the center of the face for a finished look that mimics where the sun would hit the skin.
If you feel inspired to give bronzing and sculpting your face a try, keep scrolling to discover which products our experts gravitate toward and which ones we’re adding to our shopping carts ASAP.
Most Wantedis a weekly series in which one Who What Wear team member or friend of the brand will share the top 30 fashion and beauty finds on their current wish list.
As a beauty editor, I spend a lot of time compiling lists of the best skincare, makeup, and hair care products. Whether it’s the best drugstore eye creams or the best designer makeup picks, a large part of my job is to sort, sift, and shuffle through a very saturated selection; the goal is to deliver an edit of top-performing products that require no trial or error to trust.
I bring a similar shrewd sense of judgment to my personal shopping habits. I start by adding every single promising product to my cart. From there, I whittle it down little by little until I have a group of products fit to be purchased.
That’s what I’ve been doing to establish my personal summer beauty edit. While I love summer and everything that comes with it—the swimming, the hiking, the long days spent outside—my hair and skin don’t. After enough time spent in the water, my hair becomes rough and breakage occurs. After enough time spent in the sun, my skin becomes uneven and texture appears. Clearly, I’m in need of effective products that will do all things I need them to without complicating my low-key (AKA lazy) summer vibe. Ahead, see all the products I’m purchasing—including an SPF lip balm, an exfoliating mask, and a vitamin C body serum.
I feel like I’m always chasing that “French-girl” makeup look—think effortless-looking eye makeup, blurred-out lips that give you a just-been-kissed effect, and frost-bitten cheeks. No brand makes this look easier to achieve than Chanel. Every Chanel product feels like a piece of Parisian beauty in a bottle—the products are smart, beginner-friendly, and, best of all, perfect for enhancing your natural beauty.
You can keep reading for my detailed product reviews, but from a birds-eye view, Chanel products are the perfect addition for anyone who likes more subdued, natural-looking makeup but wants it to look the absolute best it possibly can. It goes without saying that Chanel is a luxury brand, so it’s also better suited for someone who is happy to make a splurge on high-quality products.
Here’s the thing about sale shopping. At the start, it’s a fun and adrenaline-pumping process for anyone who, like us, is obsessed with beauty products. Snagging an iconic moisturizer for a discounted price? Exciting. Finding a designer makeup product for just a portion of what it usually costs? Thrilling. However, if you dive deep enough into a sale, and you click countless pages into it, you start to experience a sort of shopping fatigue. Your online cart piles up with products and they begin to blend together until you’re in a sale-induced insentient state. There’s too much to consider in too little time.
We’ve been there, and in an effort to prevent that from happening to you, we’ve scoured Nordstrom’s Spring Sale for the best beauty products at the best price. Ahead, see the 22 products that we believe are worth your time, money, and attention, ranging from a lightweight, yet long-wearing foundation to a luxurious vinyl-effect lip stain.
You might be surprised to learn that I only recently added a good concealer to my everyday makeup routine. And this isn’t because I had no desire to use it previously—I’d just never learned the *right* way to apply it without it creasing or looking cakey. If I ever struggled with things like dark circles or puffiness around my eye area, I would mostly rely on eye cream to get me out of a jam. Although that’s still pretty effective for me, now that I’m a beauty editor, I’m able to reach out to my arsenal of makeup experts for advice.
Concealer can be extremely handy for various concerns—blemishes, dark spots, under eye bags, and even dullness. If you’re like my former self and could use a few concealer-related tips from the pros, keep on reading. I tapped celebrity makeup artist Elizabeth Seropian to share all her advice on how to apply concealer for every concern.
“Start with less [bronzer] and build more (it’s always easier to add than remove!) Blend, blend, blend,” shares bareMinerals Global Makeup Artist and Educator Carly Giglio. “Choose a color that’s 1-2 shades deeper than your skin tone – stay within your undertone for a natural use of color. Use shimmering bronzers on the cheeks as opposed to shimmer on the hollow cheek bones (if you are using bronzer to create a soft sculpt keep it matte/soft matte).” Out of all the common mistakes made by makeup novices, Giglio identifies three: selecting the wrong color for one’s skin tone, applying too much of the product, and not blending enough. Bronzer, when used to add warmth to the skin tone, can even pair well with and compliment blush in many ways.
An example of this is by using bronzer as a sculpting product to hollow out the cheek bones, temples, chine, and jawline followed by sweeping blush across the cheeks and blending the two together for a seamless application. Another way Giglio recommends using bronzer is by using it to achieve the perfect sun-kissed look. “Placement for bronzer in this look is about applying where the sun would naturally hit (think about where you get the most color!) Cheeks, bridge of the nose, forehead, chin,” begins Giglio. “Once you apply your bronzer there, sweep a touch of blush over top the cheeks to add that natural sun-kissed flush.”
While it may not be within my budget to buy a Chanel bag just yet (a girl can dream), I can at least say I’ve made a few small but mighty purchases from the ultra-chic fashion house by picking up some of its insanely good makeup products. As a beauty editor who has the privilege of testing designer makeup on the regular, I’ll be the first to tell you that Chanel products, in particular, are completely worth it. Anytime I wear something from the brand, I feel not only high-end but a bit more like I could blend in with impossibly chic French people. One Chanel makeup item the Who What Wear beauty team never shuts up about is the brand’s dynamic and impossibly comfortable lipsticks.
Whether you need a bold lip stain for a night out or a neutral color to finish your everyday look, I guarantee Chanel has you covered. But the eternal question remains: Which hues are best and capable of looking good on every skin tone?
According to Nguyen, face primers allow for smoother makeup application and help promote the longevity of your makeup when applied correctly. “You can apply primer to certain areas of your face where the skin tends to be more oily, such as the T-zone, or you can apply it all over your face,” explains Nguyen. He recommends applying face prime after using your favorite moisturizer—think of primer as the base on which you’ll build the rest of your makeup on.
Nguyen’s top primer trick? Correctly identifying what primer will best cater to your skin type. Depending on your skin type, a primer can help reduce or even erase dryness, discoloration, hyperpigmentation, and other imperfections. Some primers can also help those with oily skin. Primer is truly a miracle product in that it not only helps create your makeup look but also helps ensure longer wear.
Primer can make a big difference in the final result, trust me! Ready to upgrade your makeup application game with Nguyen’s help? Read on to discover his favorite primer, plus the ones Who What Wear beauty editors recommend. You’ll want to get your hands on one before you reach for your makeup again.
I’ve been testing the full line for about three weeks, along with mbg’s beauty director Alexandra Engler, and let me just say: It’s an absolute dream for no-makeup days.
You know those mornings when you look puffy and inflamed but groan at the thought of tapping on concealer or coating on mascara? (Yes, playing with makeup is part of my job, but sometimes I do crave a fresh face!) After massaging in the SPF primer, tapping the Color Balancer on irritated areas, and swiping the Hydrastick across my cheekbones, forehead, and tip of my nose, I have a dewy, even complexion that looks totally natural—without a stitch of makeup.
I don’t usually love oily sunscreen formulas since they tend to feel heavy on my combination skin. So I’ll be honest: The vitamin E oil gave me pause, as it tends to be pretty thick. But rest assured, this serum maintains a thin consistency; it truly feels like applying a protective veil of moisture.
And the Hydrastick certainly lives up to its name: It immediately quenches dry areas and even provides an instant cooling effect. I also have warm undertones in my skin, so I adore the slight golden tint—it gives my cheekbones the prettiest shine.
But if we had to pick a favorite of the bunch, both Engler and I are enamored by the Color Balancer. “The Color Balancer has quickly skyrocketed to become a nonnegotiable for me,” she gushes. “As someone with mild to moderate rosacea, I deal with a lot of redness from weather, sun exposure, foods, and alcohol. As a chronic condition, I’m always looking for management help (as you can’t treat it entirely). Mostly this involves lifestyle changes, calming topicals, and when an unavoidable flare-up happens, makeup. And now this product. The green-tinted cream color-corrects as I blend it in to help ease my ruddy complexion, while the centella asiatica (sometimes called “tiger grass”) and lutea root extract get to work soothing the skin and providing a boost of antioxidant protection.”
When it comes to finding the best sunscreens on the market, beauty editors don’t mess around. After all, there are a lot of factors that determine whether a sunscreen will become a permanent part of your routine or not. The formulation of it is absolutely key. Does it leave a whitecast? Will it irritate acne-prone or sensitive skin? Does it pair well with makeup? Luckily, beauty editors are here to answer all of the above burning questions. Rest assured, we give a lot of sunscreens a test drive every month so we can confidently recommend a few options that work for everyone.
Like I said above, a key thing I know many makeup wearers consider when buying an SPF is if it will mix well with other products like primer, foundation, or a skin tint. It’s the second thing I test for after seeing if it irritates my skin at all (a necessary step when you have sensitive, acne-prone skin). If you’re in a similar spot and need some recs, you’ve come to the right place. I asked beauty editors to share the best sunscreens to wear under makeup that suit every skin type. Keep reading below for all our favorites.
Ana de Armas has us all in a lavender haze. At the New York City premiere of her new movie, Ghosted, the actress showed up rocking a purple-toned makeup look, and it’s the most perfect spring makeup.
“We took a twist on ‘natural makeup’ and played against Ana’s beautiful green eyes by applying a wash of light purple on her eye lids, paired with a rosebud soft matte color on her lips,” says de Armas’ makeup artist, Mélanie Inglessis. “The overall look is soft, feminine, and flirty.”
If this drool-worthy look is any indication, purple makeup is sure to reign this spring. A look like de Armas’ is the perfect way to dip your toe into the rich color—it’s just subtle enough to be extremely wearable, no matter the situation. Keep reading for a full breakdown of every makeup product de Armas had on her face to achieve the ultimate springtime look.
“I’m all about the skin. Beautiful, refined, elegant-looking skin—not heavy-duty stuff all over the face,” says Rose-Marie Swift in her usual buoyant, no-nonsense tone. The silver-haired, red-lipped makeup artist has earned the right to tell it like it is. In her early days on set, supermodels like Gisele and Miranda Kerr trusted their singular faces in her hands. Swift brought her naturalistic touch to Vogue editorials and, less expected, the theatrical tableaux of aughts-era Victoria’s Secret campaigns. When she launched her makeup line, RMS Beauty, in 2009, her scrutinized ingredient decks and versatile textures (notably the melt-into-skin UnCoverup concealer and sheer Lip2Cheek tints) set a new benchmark for “clean cosmetics”—even if the category was years away from being known as such.
“She’s truly the pioneer. Before it was a big, loud thing”—every beauty brand touting its “no” lists and shifting to more sustainable packaging—“it was Rose-Marie,” says Margaret Kleveland, one half of the sister duo behind the California-based clothing label Dôen. Kleveland, with sun-streaked hair and tattoos along each arm, is soaking in New York’s spring awakening on a recent morning. She and Swift (with Katherine, Kleveland’s cofounder, there in spirit) have decamped to Inness, a bucolic property in Accord, to celebrate their limited-edition makeup collaboration—fruits of an interdisciplinary mind meld. “We want to make products that make women feel good, in all aspects of their life: in career, in motherhood, in going out and being casual,” says Kleveland, who can relate with two kids of her own. The goal is for things to be a “little more effortless.”
The Sunkissed Set by Dôen and RMS Beauty taps into both brands’ taste for subtly flushed lips and fresh skin.
Courtesy of Doen and RMS.
You would be forgiven if color cosmetics don’t immediately come to mind when you think of Dôen’s handsomely made yet unfussy clothing: cotton-print day dresses that belong in an overgrown field, block-print scarves that channel Italian screen stars, breezy two-piece sets that go from beach to dinner. If the beauty cues have been subtle, that’s the point. “We really developed our own style for makeup on shoots, and it was super bare and minimal—that just-kissed, fresh makeup,” says Kleveland. It seemed logical for Dôen to put its own stamp on beauty, with help from the right partner—“and RMS was the only option.”
The hero of the resulting three-piece set, debuting April 19, is a new custom Lip2Cheek, a flushed raspberry shade that turns dab-dab ease into an unabashedly feminine gesture. “There’s a sophistication about that color,” Swift says—an effect that carries to the label, featuring Dôen’s delicate script. “It’s not pink, it’s not bright red, it’s not orange-y.” The makeup artist gestures to a small child across the dining room, pinpointing a color reference: the flush of youth. The second glass pot in the lineup is a classic: Buriti bronzer, a shortcut to sun-kissed glow that Kleveland has used for years. (The cream formula can also act as a highlighter on deeper skin tones and plays well on the eyes, adds Swift.) The last product is Liplights, a neutral gloss that self-adjusts to the wearer’s pH and doubles as a nourishing overnight treatment.
RMS Beauty’s Rose-Marie Swift and Margaret Kleveland, a cofounder of Dôen.
As with every Coachella, however, the highlight is always the looks. This year, many celebrities were more subdued than we’ve seen in previous years (perhaps it had to do to the absence of Coachella’s reigning queen, Vanessa Hudgens?), but we still spotted a few gems. One such gem is Hailey Bieber‘s fresh-faced, sunburnt-blush makeup look, paired with buttercup yellow eyeliner for a pop of springy color.
Luckily, Bieber’s makeup artist, Leah Darcy, shared the full breakdown of products she used to achieve Bieber’s Coachella look. Keep reading for every product on the model and brand founder’s face last weekend in the desert.
Like any makeup product, the way a foundation looks and feels depends on your skin’s characteristics. “Certain people have specific sensitivities to ingredients, so I recommend keeping an eye out for any ingredients that may trigger a reaction,” explains Saenz. One quick and easy way to determine your skin type involves looking at your skin after washing it with a mild foaming cleanser and noting any excessive shine, tightness, dryness, or sensitivity. If you have sensitive skin, there are many foundations on the market with formulas chock-full of ingredients you can trust to keep your skin looking and feeling its healthiest.
However, before using any new foundation, it’s always good practice to do a patch test on clean skin (take it from a beauty editor whose job often involves testing and reviewing). “If there is no redness, burning, or itching experienced after 24 hours, it should be a good fit,” Saenz says. She also recommends opting for samples you can try before deciding to purchase full-sized products. It’s a great way to minimize the risk of a reaction while saving money on products that should otherwise be avoided.
Inspired by Korean rubber-stamp pads, cushion foundations use a sponge to tap a lightweight foundation onto the skin. The compact is easy to transport, allows for easy application (or re-application), and creates an airbrushed look.
Recently, I had the opportunity to speak with Charlotte Cho, co-founder of Soko Glam, about the influence of K-beauty and the popularity of cushion foundations. According to Cho, cushion foundations are trending because they offer three great benefits: hydration, protection, and flawless light-to-medium coverage. “The formula is sheer, buildable, and typically contains SPF protection, which means you can touch it up easily over your makeup and protect your skin from harmful UV rays,” explains Cho. “There are many cushion foundations marketed to both men and women because of its ability to give you flawless, light coverage that effectively hides pores and hydrates your skin.”
