I cut my makeup routine from 20 minutes to 5 with Lancmes new foundation stick

The Lancôme Teint Idole Shape Stick completely changed the way I do my makeup every morning.I never expected a foundation stick to become the product that streamlined my entire routine, but the brand-new Lancôme Teint Idole Shape Stick Multi-Use Foundation Stick proved me wrong.I’ve always leaned toward liquid foundations because I assumed foundation sticks would feel too thick, drag across my skin or leave behind a heavy finish.

Instead, this formula completely shifted my perspective.Why? It cut my makeup routine from about 20 minutes to just five, and I haven’t looked back.From the very first swipe, I could tell this wasn’t like the foundation sticks I’d tried in the past.

The texture is creamy and dreamy, gliding over my skin without tugging or clinging to dry patches.It blends effortlessly with a foundation brush or damp mini sponge (I used the latter), melting into my complexion for a natural-looking finish.

The coverage lands right in the sweet spot: enough to even out redness and blur imperfections while still letting my skin look like skin.When I wanted a little more coverage around my nose or chin, I simply layered another swipe without worrying about it looking heavy.The biggest surprise was how complete my base looked with this product alone.

I never once felt the need to reach for my Tarte Shape Tape Concealer afterward, which says a lot because it’s usually a permanent part of my routine.I also skipped powder entirely.

The finish stayed fresh and comfortable without becoming overly shiny or settling into areas where makeup typically creases throughout the day.Even though I’m in my 20s, this is a foundation I’d confidently recommend to anyone with mature skin.The hydrating formula leaves skin looking healthy instead of flat, and because it’s so buildable, it never crosses into cakey territory.

It’s a refreshing change from thicker foundations that sink into fine lines and wrinkles, making them more noticeable as the day goes on....

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Publisher: New York Post

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