It ticks all my boxes for the perfect foundation: vegan, light enough for my pale skin, full coverage and SPF30. It comes packaged in a compact and includes an applicator sponge. I got it in the shade N0, which is the lighest shade offered. It comes in many different shades, including colours for darker skin tones. N shades are for skin with neutral undertones, G shades are for golden undertones and P shades are for pink undertones. My skin has pink undertones, but I decided to go for N0 as the lightest shade in the P range is P10. I'm pleased to report it matched my skin perfectly and didn't look too yellow.
The coverage is buildable, so I applied a thin layer all over my face, then applied extra as a concealer over blemishes. I didn't need to use an additional concealer with this even though I had an active pimple on my chin. Although it offers great coverage when applied thickly, the thin layer applied to the rest of my face didn't look too heavy or mask-like.
I love that it is SPF30 as sun protection is extremely important to me, but finding high SPF sunscreens that wear well under make up is challenging. The only downside is the price, the normal retail price is £35 and I paid £28, but it's definitely worth the investment as I haven't come across anything cheaper that works anywhere near as well.
Here are a couple of pictures of me wearing it and a picture of the foundation swatched on my arm. Apologies for the terrible photo quality, I only have a crappy camera phone at the moment. Hopefully I'll get a better camera soon.
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