Philosophy The Present Clear Makeup Review
Submitted By:
Rachel
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Review:
Philosophy advertises the present as a "clear makeup," meaning that it perfects the skin's surface and hides imperfections like a typical foundation does. The company states that it smoothes wrinkles, minimizes pores, and gives the face an airbrushed appearance without adding additional color. philosophy claims that it seals in moisturizer and facial treatments. It supposedly has antibacterial properties and is ideal for those prone to break-outs. Overall, the present is an effective product and a good buy, even though it does not meet all of these claims.
the present has numerous benefits. It works well on a variety of skin types, including those with occasional breakouts, because it does not clog pores. The product smoothes the skin and give it a more finished appearance, although it does not cover flaws like a foundation or concealer. The present adds additional moisture to the face, when applied over a daily moisturizer, and does not make the skin oily or shiny. Rather, it has a rich, creamy consistency that glides over and then disappears into the skin. One of the best properties of this product is that it serves as an excellent makeup primer, meaning that it makes colored foundation appear smoother.
The downsides of using the present pertain to philosophy's original claims. The product does not do all that it is supposed to do. As mentioned above, it does not do the job of a foundation. For effective coverage of imperfections, colored makeup is vital. The present does not hide wrinkles or large pores. This user did not observe any antibacterial properties and needed to use additional products for this purpose. Even though the present is not truly a "clear makeup," its effective role at smoothing the face and as an under-makeup primer still make it a good buy.
Side Effects:
None
Cost:
25.00
Recommend:
Yes
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