L'Oreal Paris True Match Lumi Healthy Luminous Makeup, N7-8 Classic Tan/Cappucino, 1 fl; oz.

I absolutely love this foundation! The L’Oreal True Match Lumi gives my skin a healthy, luminous glow without looking greasy. The shade N7-8 Classic Tan Cappuccino matches my skin tone perfectly and blends so easily. It feels lightweight on the skin but still gives great medium coverage that evens out my complexion. I also love that it’s buildable if I want a little more coverage for special occasions. It lasts throughout the day and keeps my skin looking fresh and radiant. If you’re looking for a foundation that gives a natural, dewy finish, I definitely recommend this one!

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Moisturizing, nice coverage that you can go light with or heavier for more coverage. It’s my go to makeup year round and I mix with a darker shade in the summertime when I have a tan. The price can’t be beat!! It’s double the price at Walgreens!!

I like this makeup. I use it to mix my color to match my face. This and a lighter shade to get the perfect match.

I really like this makeup. It's light and goes on smooth like silk. It blends easily and it gives a slight glow to the skin, without looking oily. The formula is thicker than liquid makeup. It pumps out like mousse, but the formula goes on the skin lite. . The problem are the colors. I wear C7 in Loreal True Match Foundation. This formula is a combined C7/C8 and it too dark for my skintone. For anyone that wears C7 in the True Match, know that this will be too dark for you. I ended up purchased the N7/8. That color is too light, so I blend the C7/C8 and the N7/N8 to get the right shade. I used another bottle to blend them. Blending in the palm waste a lot of the makeup and the colors are still not uniformly mixed....except on the skin of the palm. I also tried applying one color first and then the other. That didn't work well either. Just know what to expect if you purchase the C7/C8. It's a lot darker than C7 in the True Match. For anyone that wears C8....this will work. The cap is a little difficult to remove, but you can get it off if deciding to blend colors.