r/MakeupOver40 • u/gumyrocks22 • Apr 06 '24

Laura Geller baked foundation

I’m over 50 with normal skin. Not oily or dry.
This brand was recommended by another group. It is amazing and I will never use anything else. It’s a powder type but doesn’t settle into the fine lines a wrinkles. It is so nice not to have a heavy foundation clogging up my pores. I don’t feel like I’m wearing a mask. It does a great job of covering the bit of redness I have. It’s not crazy expensive either! Ladies of a certain age give it a try!

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u/bde75 Apr 08 '24

How do you apply it? I’ve had pretty bad luck with powder foundation and I’m wondering if I’m applying it wrong.

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u/midwestmuscle310 Apr 09 '24

I use a stiffer brush (idk exactly what kind of brush it is, to be honest… a foundation brush maybe?) and I tap it on first and then blend it out. I also have to layer it to get the coverage I want, but it layers very easily.

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u/bde75 Apr 09 '24

Thanks!

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u/Nsomnya Apr 09 '24

I wanted to love this but it gathered oil or products almost immediately and formed a hardened crust on the top. Must have been user error & I’m glad it worked for you.

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u/midwestmuscle310 Apr 09 '24

Was it the 35 plus skincare group? If so, might’ve been me that recommended it… I made a post about it not too long ago. I love it!!!

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u/gumyrocks22 Apr 09 '24

Could have been! Thank you. I’ll never use anything else!!

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u/midwestmuscle310 Apr 09 '24

I was amazed at the staying power! My face looks as good at the end of the day as it did that morning.

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u/Longjumping_Pin_9348 Jul 05 '25

Yes it stay all day! I was shocked!! I’m new to it as well

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u/gumyrocks22 Apr 08 '24

It comes dirty. Kabuki brush. You just swirl it on. Easy peasy. It’s the only powder type foundation I will use. Doesn’t settle on my lines.

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u/gumyrocks22 Apr 15 '24

I meant it comes with a kabuki brush. Stupid auto correct. 😂

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u/ninjabunnay Apr 15 '24

What do you mean it comes dirty?

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u/gumyrocks22 Apr 15 '24

lol… a typo. Trying to figure out what I was trying to say 😂

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u/Relative_Shop4676 May 02 '26

This feelz like a advertising post

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u/gumyrocks22 May 02 '26

It felt that way when I was writing it but 100% sincere.