This foundation from et al is a refreshing addition to the saturated foundation market. It’s a light to medium coverage foundation with the comfort of a tinted moisturizer, offering exceptional skin comfort.
The foundation, available in numerous shades, provides SPF20, blue light protection, and boasts hydrating and water-resistant properties. Its finish leans towards a natural skin look, balancing between matte and glowy.
For application, the et al Buffing Brush works, although there may be better options. On the other hand, the Angled Cheek Brush for the blush application is perfect.
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The powder blush named Dahlia is weightless and non-drying, offering a smooth application. Known for its moisturizing properties, it’s part of a range of nine shades available at £20 each. The compact is hand-feel friendly, made with 28% PEFC wood fibre, at a cost of £15.
The compact and blush use a magnet system, which may raise concerns about recyclability and resources. However, this system allows for interchangeable shades – all packaging, including the blush fills, is recyclable. The et al Foundation is priced at £45 and is available in 32 shades.
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