Artdeco - Rich Treatment Foundation
A brand I feel doesn't receive, near enough recognition. Artdeco.
During one of my, scouring the internet, hunting down makeup - sort of days, I stumbled across several reviews about this lesser known brand and the following, gorgeous product. So decided to invest in a few for my professional kit.
Introducing, Artdeco Rich Treatment Foundation.
I'm a sucker for foundations and base makeup. I have tried a ridiculous number of brands and numerous formulas. Some failed, and very few passed with flying colours.
Artdecos' Rich Treatment Foundation, didn't fail to leave a lasting impression.
I tend to reach for this foundation if my skin is a little drier, and in need of some serious TLC.
It provides a gorgeous, comforting layer of medium/full coverage goodness - leaving a radiant glow which is perfect for a more dry/dehydrated skin.
As I get further into my 30s, Matte foundations/base products are much less forgiving. For me, they leave me looking tired, flat and dull - and if that isn't enough, by the end of the day my skin looks like it's in dire need of a good drink as fine lines look all the more obvious.
At £18.50 a bottle, ( Pricing correct on Beauty bay as of January 2017 ) it's at the higher end of the foundation prices. The bottle contains 20g of product, which compared to other brands, is somewhat smaller. But in all fairness - with such a rich, quality product you need only use a tiny amount to get the desired effect.
The bottle comes with a handy applicator, which is a great idea as the product is a thick consistency.
The important stuff and what you really want to know.
Price
£18.50 for 20ml - Pricing correct on Beauty Bay as of 4th January 2017.
Pros
Rich, comforting texture.
Great for dry/dehydrated skins.
Gives a luminous, healthy glow to the skin.
Works well on more mature skins.
Wears well - without dulling or oxidising.
Handy applicator, to ensure you use the desired amount and finish, every last drop before re-purchasing.
Cons
Higher price range
May not work as well on oilier skins. Always check your skin type before purchasing a foundation.
Not so much a con, BUT from the colours I have tried this foundation seems more pink based, so may not be ideal for those of you with an olive/golden undertone. Hunt out samples on Ebay, before purchasing.
Overall impression
Gorgeous, glowy skin with a fabulous coverage. I always get compliments when wearing this foundation. A dusting of powder is all I need to help set it and it still looks great after a days wear.
Buy again?
Yes. A lovely find, perfect for drier/more mature skins.
All in all, a big thumbs up for this foundation. It's perfect for my drier skin during these winter months.
Have you tried any other Artdeco products? What would you recommend?
During one of my, scouring the internet, hunting down makeup - sort of days, I stumbled across several reviews about this lesser known brand and the following, gorgeous product. So decided to invest in a few for my professional kit.
Introducing, Artdeco Rich Treatment Foundation.
I'm a sucker for foundations and base makeup. I have tried a ridiculous number of brands and numerous formulas. Some failed, and very few passed with flying colours.
Artdecos' Rich Treatment Foundation, didn't fail to leave a lasting impression.
I tend to reach for this foundation if my skin is a little drier, and in need of some serious TLC.
It provides a gorgeous, comforting layer of medium/full coverage goodness - leaving a radiant glow which is perfect for a more dry/dehydrated skin.
As I get further into my 30s, Matte foundations/base products are much less forgiving. For me, they leave me looking tired, flat and dull - and if that isn't enough, by the end of the day my skin looks like it's in dire need of a good drink as fine lines look all the more obvious.
At £18.50 a bottle, ( Pricing correct on Beauty bay as of January 2017 ) it's at the higher end of the foundation prices. The bottle contains 20g of product, which compared to other brands, is somewhat smaller. But in all fairness - with such a rich, quality product you need only use a tiny amount to get the desired effect.
The bottle comes with a handy applicator, which is a great idea as the product is a thick consistency.
The important stuff and what you really want to know.
Price
£18.50 for 20ml - Pricing correct on Beauty Bay as of 4th January 2017.
Pros
Rich, comforting texture.
Great for dry/dehydrated skins.
Gives a luminous, healthy glow to the skin.
Works well on more mature skins.
Wears well - without dulling or oxidising.
Handy applicator, to ensure you use the desired amount and finish, every last drop before re-purchasing.
Cons
Higher price range
May not work as well on oilier skins. Always check your skin type before purchasing a foundation.
Not so much a con, BUT from the colours I have tried this foundation seems more pink based, so may not be ideal for those of you with an olive/golden undertone. Hunt out samples on Ebay, before purchasing.
Overall impression
Gorgeous, glowy skin with a fabulous coverage. I always get compliments when wearing this foundation. A dusting of powder is all I need to help set it and it still looks great after a days wear.
Buy again?
Yes. A lovely find, perfect for drier/more mature skins.
All in all, a big thumbs up for this foundation. It's perfect for my drier skin during these winter months.
Have you tried any other Artdeco products? What would you recommend?
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