L'Oréal Paris Infallible Pro-Glow Foundation, Buff Beige, 1 fl. oz.

I’ve been using L'Oréal Infallible 24HR Liquid Foundation for years, and it’s hands down one of the best drugstore foundations out there. The coverage is buildable—from medium to full—and it blends beautifully without feeling heavy or cakey. It truly lives up to the “long-wear” claim. Whether I’m running errands, at work all day, or going out in the evening, this foundation stays put and keeps my skin looking smooth and even. It handles humidity and long days without sliding off or settling into fine lines. I also love that it comes in a wide range of shades, making it easy to find a perfect match for my skin tone. It gives a natural matte finish that still looks like real skin—not overly flat or dry. Reliable, affordable, and consistently great—this has been a staple in my makeup routine for years, and I’ll keep repurchasing it as long as L'Oréal keeps making it!

I'm obsessed with how this looks in natural light. Usually long wearing foundation looks like a thick mask, but this fresh formula is so thin and Ronnie that it looks like actual skin. It covers my redness and the acne scarring in one light layer but still looks healthy and sandy glow. It's the perfect balance. Not too mad, not too dewy.

I LOVE this Pro Glow foundation! It makes me cringe to think about how much money I've wasted over the years between Lancome, Cover FX, Clinique and others when this foundation beats those high-end products in every way AND costs a fraction of the price! For example, the Lancome Rénergie Lift and Cover FX cream foundations both were great color matches for me, but both required touchups after a few hours even with primer. I loved the look of Cover FX cream foundation on my skin (the dewy glow), but the transfer was terrible. The Lancome matched my color but just looked so dull and needed to be touched up all the time too. Estee Lauder Double Wear had great staying power but settled into my fine lines and crows feet, which made me look older. All of them were expensive, which would be OK if they lived up to their claims. I literally bought this L'Oreal Pro Glow because I knew I wanted to try a new foundation, but most places are not offering samples during Covid 19. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a high-end foundation that might not be the right color etc. So, I watched a lot of great YouTube reviews about the L'Oreal Pro Glow and thought I'd give it a try to just make due for awhile. Instead, I was blown away with how beautiful this foundation was, the way it gave my 46 year-old skin a healthy glow, it never settled into my fine lines, looked radiant and in tact all day (even without primer), and did not cause any breakouts. I was also impressed that it gave me medium-full buildable coverage and looked great upclose or from a distance...never cakey or heavy looking. L'Oreal Pro Glow is now my favorite foundation ever, and the fact that it's so affordable is just incredible. For reference, I am a light-medium skin tone with neutral undertones. My Lancome Rénergie Lift foundation color was 260, and I was N40 in Cover FX. I have normal skin but break out easily if a product doesn't agree with my skin. The L'Oreal Pro Glo Natural Buff matched me perfectly and made my skin look and feel incredible. Make sure you shake the Pro Glow foundation first. I've used a beauty blender or a foundation brush to apply, and both methods worked great.

Good staple drugstore foundation formula. It has a very thin viscosity, more runny - than a thick consistency which makes it buildable. This color is the best offering for pale skin tones ( with a cooler undertone) great for all skin types. Has a slight glow to the formula while still setting down and not being dewy. A medium coverage. Great mixing foundation as well.

I'm not sure how many years I've been using this but it has been my one and only go-to for I would say 10-15 years? It's light but provides good coverage. Dries down in that it's not sticky - feels lightweight and natural. You can't feel it on your face after application. Make up - powders and creams do well on top of it. I will never stop using as long as it's produced. It's one of those products that I have anxiety about whether or not it will ever be discontinued and then what will I do. For now, I'll stock up once in a while.

The best. I recently had to try something else because they have been out of my shade 203 and I am so happy to have it back again. Close to high end foundations. Smooth and long-lasting. Slightly glowy but not like the lumi, just enough to not be flat. I say full to medium coverage depending on what you use to apply. Only wish they had more shades. I could use a slightly lighter one for winter, and the next lighter is just not the right undertone.

I could not wait to try this foundation! As a mature woman knocking on 50's door (48), I am in search of a hydrating foundation. Add a tout for glow and I am all in! All the 5 star reviews convinced me to give this a try. I spent 3 days.. 3(!!!), tediously trying decide which color I was going to order. Which was slightly annoying. I am normally Creamy Natural in True Match, also by Loreal. Why can't their colors transcend across their separate lines? Making it easier for consumers to try something else without starting from scratch. But, I quickly saw the discrepancy with this line being much lighter, overall. I went with Natural Buff and seems to be a decent match. I could perhaps go one shade darker. Now.. to the confusion. WHAT in the WHAT are all these 5 star reviews about? Did I receive a knockoff version, or what? This is literally the driest makeup I have ever attempted to use. So dry in fact, that the first attempt to apply it was totally unsuccessful. Too dry to even smooth. It is almost like it has so much alcohol in it that it is drying as you are applying it. I used the Magic Perfecting Base Primer, also by Loreal, which I had never used before. I thought this HAD to be the issue. So, I removed it all and opted to use my normal Olay Hydrating Moisturizer as a primer instead. It went on considerably better using this, but again.. what about this is hydrating? Nothing. I could see this makeup being ideal for someone with very OILY skin, not hydrating. I am not saying it isn't a unique makeup. It covers quite well. Less building is required than with True Match. But honestly, this is not at all what I was expecting, or looking for. It is dry, so of course it settles in fine lines. I give it 3 stars for being decent makeup, but it loses two stars for not being what it says it is. Disappointed and super confused.

Applies easily, good moisture content and coverage. Smooth coverage. Good value for the money.I recommend this product and the seller.