Foundation

A beautiful base starts with a formula that suits your skin. Compare our loose mineral powder, pressed 2-in-1 and liquid foundations by texture, coverage and finish. Then choose your shade.

Light & matte

Loose mineral powder foundation

Airy powder with buildable coverage and a matte finish. Apply thin layers and add extra coverage where you want it.

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Practical & semi-matte

Pressed 2-in-1 foundation

Foundation and powder in one compact. For an even complexion with a semi-matte finish, also handy for touching up on the go.

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Smooth & dewy

Liquid foundation

A creamy texture with a fresh, dewy finish. A lovely option if your skin feels drier or you like to keep a soft glow.

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Which foundation suits your skin?

Sensitive skin

Choose according to the full ingredient list and what your skin tolerates. Loose mineral powder foundation can be a good option if you enjoy a light powder texture. A mineral or natural formula does not guarantee that your skin will not react; try a new foundation on a small area first.

Dry skin

A creamy liquid foundation with a dewy finish is often a comfortable choice when your skin feels dry. Prepare your skin with moisturiser and apply thin layers to avoid emphasising dry patches. If you prefer powder, start with a small amount on well-moisturised skin.

Mature skin

Choose according to how your skin feels and the finish you enjoy. A thin layer of liquid foundation gives a fresh finish; loose mineral foundation can also work well if you prefer a matte base. Build coverage where needed and use less product around fine lines.

Oily or combination skin

Loose mineral powder foundation with a matte finish is a useful option if you want less visible shine. For combination skin, focus on mattifying the T-zone and use less on drier areas. A pressed 2-in-1 foundation is practical for a semi-matte base and targeted touch-ups.

Blemish-prone skin

Choose a formula your skin tolerates and build coverage only where you want to conceal blemishes. Loose mineral foundation lets you control coverage: start thin and add more where needed. Foundation conceals rather than treats acne, and a mineral formula does not guarantee that you will not develop spots.

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Frequently asked questions

Loose mineral powder foundation has an airy powder texture, buildable coverage and a matte finish. Pressed 2-in-1 foundation combines foundation and powder in one compact with a semi-matte finish. Liquid foundation has a creamy texture and a fresh, dewy finish. Choose according to what feels comfortable on your skin and the coverage and finish you enjoy.

Consider both your skin tone and your undertone: cool, neutral or warm. Compare shade descriptions and, if unsure, try a few shades along your jawline in daylight. The right shade blends with both your face and neck. Our shade advice can help narrow your choice. Testers are available for various foundations.

All three formulas can give a natural-looking result. Choose loose mineral powder for a matte finish, pressed 2-in-1 foundation for a semi-matte base or liquid foundation for a fresh, dewy finish. Start with a small amount and let your own skin show through.

Apply a thin layer of foundation first, then build coverage only where needed. A matching concealer can cover small areas without adding more foundation across your whole face. Small amounts give you more control over the result.

Moisturise first and let your skincare absorb before applying foundation. Work in thin layers and use less around dry patches and fine lines. If your skin feels dry, a creamy liquid texture may feel more comfortable; powder can also work well when applied sparingly.

Primer is optional: you can apply foundation to well-prepared skin. Choose a primer if you want a particular effect, such as less visible shine or a more even base. Use a small amount and let it settle before applying foundation.

Yes. Apply a thin layer of powder foundation over selected areas of liquid foundation for extra coverage or a more matte finish. Let the liquid foundation settle first and use a small amount of powder. If you mainly want to reduce shine, finishing powder is often more practical.

Samples or testers are available for various foundations. Check the formula or shade you are considering for the available trial options, as these vary by product. Compare the shade along your jawline in daylight and assess the texture and finish on your own skin.