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Review and First Impression: Maybelline Fit Me Shine Free Foundation

       
              (Before any makeup)

Yesterday I purchased the new Maybelline foundation on a whim. I have seen it sitting the shelves for a couple of weeks now, but I was fighting the urge to purchase any other face products. I gravitated toward this product because it was something different, I've used stick concealer for years, but never a stick foundation. To be honest, I did not know this was made as a shine free foundation I was just intrigued, but this being "shine free" made it even more up my alley. Now that I know this, this product is geared toward oily skin. It is a gel formula with the shine control powder in the center, and I have heard it will stick to dry patches, which I don't have, but with that being said...

        

I was not sure exactly how I wanted to apply this product, but I quickly decided, "Just go for it!", and started applying it to my face from the tube in small streaks. I know this might not be the most sanitary option,  but I do only use my products on my self and you can always use alcohol to disinfect the product after use. I realized quickly this plan really worked for me, it's so much cleaner than liquid products. I then used a foundation brush to blend everything in. I've read some other reviews on this product and I was scared it was going to be hard to blend, but thankfully for me it was a breeze. I did not use a primer, and I think that helped. 

        

The picture above is not the best lighting, but hopefully you can tell what good coverage this product has. I was pleasantly surprised! I would not say its a full coverage foundation, I did still use a little concealer afterward, but it's definitely medium coverage for me. Also, the best part in my opinion, was that there was no sticky residue on my skin, it did feel like a powder. So far I have only used this foundation on top of moisturizer with no primer, and it definitely lasted most of the day, but I can't vouch for how it works on top of a primer.

       

Above is the finished product after all of my other makeup was applied and I am very satisfied with the outcome. Like any other "matte" foundations I did get a little shiny after 4 or 5 hours, but my skin is very oily, so I wouldn't expect anything else. 

I believe this product was $6-$8 and I am very satisfied with my purchase! For the price, and for oily skin it's worth a shot! 

Thanks for checking in!
-Kady




 



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