Cover FXTotal Cover Cream Foundation - Shade M2 - Buildable Coverage - Natural Finish - Oil-Free - Sweat-Proof

I had a lot of problems all through my life looking for coverage for minor acne rolling scars. Now that I'm in my 60's my skin gotten dry with a few lines. I always use to get Revlon color stay for decades. I always use to have problem with the shades. some look too light another look too dark. I decided to give Cover FX another try. I visit the cover fx website and chat with a beauty expert. I sent her my picture and she said that I was under a cool tone. She recommends L3 shade which is light to medium. I have tried Cover fx in the pass, but it felt too dry, so I gave up. This time before applying the foundation I apply Cera Ve daily moisturizing lotion. Let it set for a couple of seconds. Then I apply the cover fx foundation and it slide smoothly. The shade is perfect. For the first time in my life, I finally got the correct shade with help from the beauty expert. For all those that says this product is dry you are all correct. But if you applied some kind of moisturizer let it set and then apply Cover fx it will work fine. I hope this will help someone.

I've had a YouTube beauty channel for 12 years and the old cover cream P50 was my go to foundation. One I recommended to so many of my fans...who are now patiently waiting for my next go to. The new company said use M3 to match P50. Not even close. Made my face white like a ghost. They told me to go a shade darker but didn't tell me what number that was. Spoke to someone else who said M4 or M5. Again not even close! Completely different undertone that looked awful. Their "experts" have no clue. I am SO disappointed. They ruined a great product! I'm spending a lot of time looking for another match...and the new Mac Studio Fix has over 60 new shades. I've tried a few that look great and will try a few more to get the exact match. The company that bought Cover FX really dropped the ball and have fully downgraded! I wouldn't even bother if I were you.

I ordered this product without hesitation based on a testimonial, supposedly, by Paris Jackson stating that it completely covered her numerous tattoos for an important gala event she attended. So I might have been a little gullible. Needless to say, I had really high expectations when I ordered. I was disappointed. I didn’t find this product to be lightweight or complete total coverage. It was thick and didn’t apply easily, despite applying sparingly with my high quality foundation brush. For me, the experience was having to do way too much building and blending work to achieve the best results with this product, which ultimately failed to get the desired results I was expecting. The color match was ok. It was a little warmer than expected but a lighter shade setting powder made the color work. The longevity of this foundation isn’t any better than many others I’ve used and it will separate before the end of a typical 6-8 hour work day with or without the use of a setting spray. In my opinion you can get the same or slightly better results with some drug store foundations for a lot less work and money. 5 stars to the seller for a smooth transaction and prompt shipping.

Amazing product I have problem skin was looking for a product to cover my imperfections love the color the silky feel great coverage sweat proof long lasting I will order this product again love makeup.

I love the perfect color match and how it applied after I switched primers I initially tried it with my Revlon blurring primer and because I have oily skin I powdered my primer . It didn't lay well and settled in my pores so luckily it was only on half my face . I switched to my elf grip it primer and it applied beautifully . I only powdered under my eyes and t zone and used catrice dewy setting spray. I wore it from 9am -9 pm by the end of the night I was oily but product was still in tact I may need to use different setting spray or powder my whole face . I'm 47 and still have extremely oily skin but 12 hours and even though I'm oily it stayed in place I think thats a good length of time for foundations . Especially on oily skin , as much as I don't like matte setting powder or setting spray I may have to try them . I had no issues with it settling in fine lines and it's very lightweight on the face and doesn't look cakey .

I love the Cover Girl FX. It goes on smoothly and perfect for my age group. I cannot find it in stores so it is great that I can order it through Amazon. I will be ordering from them when I ever I need to replenish my supply. Thanks!

I paid over $40 for this based on reviews and the fact it claimed full coverage. I even spent another $38 for the primer just to give it the best chance to work. Sadly, it isn't at all what they claim. First, it says full coverage, it's not. Reading other reviews people say it's light to medium coverage, and that's true. But that's not what the manufacturer says. Says it covers tattoos and is good for rosacea. I don't see how it can cover a tattoo when it doesn't cover redness or red marks of rosacea. I liked the color, but the coverage wasn't as good as Maybelline Age Rewind. I was trying to get something with a better coverage than that, but this product gives less coverage. In addition to that, it settles into lines and pores, and doesn't give the smooth finish shown in photos. Mind you, this is with their own pore minimizing primer put on first. It actually accentuated any flaws, making my skin look blotchy and showing any dry areas. It does not cover. I could see red discoloration spots right through it. I even tried building on it, but it didn't really make it better. Still, I wanted to give it a shot and thought that perhaps after a while it would settle in and look better? Nope, it gets splotchy and has no real hold, If you want to use this, you will definitely be retouching your make-up throughout the day. I did like the color, so I gave it a star for that, but it is definitely not as it says and not worth the money.

Great product! Color match is perfect, light weight, blends well, does not settle into fine lines.