Mac studio fix foundation swatches full#
MAC NC20 is described by the brand as 'Golden beige with golden undertone for light skin.' It is a shade in the Studio Fix Powder Plus range, which is a pressed powder foundation with a matte finish and full coverage that retails for $30.00 and contains 0.52 oz.Īs soon as I saw sneak peek photos of the new MAC concealerI KNEW I had to try it. After comparing several swatches, I have found a list of alternative shades for this cult-favorite foundation.
Mac studio fix foundation swatches skin#
I have another MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation dupe to share with you! The next shade up on the dupe list is 'NW15', a light beige with neutral undertones for light skin (neutral-warm). See more ideas about foundation dupes, makeup dupes, foundation swatches.
Explore Claudia's board 'Foundation dupes' on Pinterest. If it works for your skin, then it is indeed a great powder with very good coverage.Deep rich brown w/ neutral undertone for deep dark skin (online only) Shop Now. So I would recommend trying it out first 2-3 times at the stores and see if it suits your skin, before investing in it. Would I recommend MAC Studio Fix Powder plus Foundation? Yes definitely I would recommend since it’s a multipurpose product.Įditor’s Note: I would like to add one thing here, it broke one of my friend really bad every time she used it.
It just feels like a second skin.Ī drawback I noticed was when you use a sponge applicator, it picks up more product than usual hence you tend to finish your product sooner. As I mentioned earlier it doesn’t give a cakey look even after layering several products on the skin and it even does not flash on photographs. I have used this product alone most of the time, but somehow I feel a liquid foundation would help in giving full coverage along with a concealer and a flawless finish. What I noticed is, it doesn’t completely cover the dark spots and minor blemishes and dark circles. After which I do a touch up on my T zone. The product lasts for around 5-6 hours on my combination skin. It does not seem to look cakey at all and even does not highlight the dry patches on my skin. On application of this product the oiliness on my skin did vanish giving a medium coverage to my skin. In fact I use this sponge for blending my other liquid foundation and it gives me a flawless finish. I have been using this product for more than a year and the sponge is still intact. I found the applicator to be of a very good quality. The biggest bonus in this product is the sponge applicator. The powder is fine and so soft that it blends easily into the skin. My take on MAC Studio Fix Powder plus Foundation Īs I applied this product on my well cleansed and moisturized skin, the first thing I noticed was my pores vanished in seconds.
In most of the compacts, the applicator is kept on top of product due to which the excess product is picked by the applicator when not in use hence forth the waste of product. What I like about the packaging is the separate compartment for the sponge applicator. A convenient packaging which can be carried easily where ever you go. Packaging consists of a classic MAC black compact case which has a built in mirror, the compressed product (in the mid section) and a third compartment where a sponge applicator is stored. Long-wearing, velvety texture allows skin to breathe. What MAC Claims: A one step powder and foundation that gives skin a smooth, flawless, all matte finish with medium to full coverage. I read many good reviews of this product due to its dual performance as a foundation plus powder hence made up mind that I’m definitely purchasing this product. The sales assistant helped me out in picking the closest shade for my yellow toned medium to fair skin.I would recommend you to first try a suitable shade yourself before purchasing since these are high end products with varieties of shades and what you buy should be worth the money. Again I’m back with another review of a MAC product that is a highly recommended and belongs to the Studio range of collections.
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