Review! No 7 Beautifully Matte Make Up Base

Another product that says "matte", come on in I'll give you a shot. I'm sure that doesn't surprise many of you. I'm an oil slick, and I have to try EVERYTHING that claims to be mattifying. I heard about this product from Casey Holmes, and when I saw it at my local Target I snatched it up.

This product was $9.99 for 1.3 fl oz. pretty reasonable, especially compared to high end prices. My only complaint first hand, was that this wasn't in a box, and it was the last one on the shelf. I really couldn't tell whether or not this product had been used (we all know how people can be at drugstores) and there was no seal. I still had to try it, and it felt full. Just a pet peeve of mine!

This product is a thick white consistency. It doesn't seem sticky, until you start to work it. You don't get much give when applying, so you have to pick your areas carefully. I know this sounds like a con for this product, but what that means for me is that it gets on you skin and it stays there! No sliding, no slipping, and no creases! I absolutely love this product!

Now please let me express, I have never gone a full day without using an oil sheet, until I found this product. I don't know if anyone will understand, but being able to go all day and trust that you aren't a shiny mess is a huge accomplishment.

For $9.99, I'm extremely satisfied with this product!

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