Retro application method aside, I’ll stop beating around the bush – even though it’s definitely one of my top talents – and say that once on, I do really like this foundation. And yes I’m writing FINGERS in capitals because seriously, how long has it been since I’ve had to put foundation on with my FINGERS? What’s next, Dream Matte Mousse making a comeback? My buffing brush and beauty blender both just seemed to soak up the liquid, so the best way for me to actually apply this is to put it on with my FINGERS and then blend it in with my FINGERS.
#BUY NARS ALL DAY LUMINOUS WEIGHTLESS FOUNDATION FULL#
I’m not used to this at all, especially from a full coverage foundation that I’d usually expect to slap on like cement.īecause the formula is so not what I’m used to, it also took me quite a while to get the knack of how best to apply it. When I first used it, the ‘unexpectedly weightless’ aspect of the foundation became very apparent to me – this stuff is SO watery.
NARS promises “full, natural-looking coverage with unexpectedly weightless, 16-hour wear.” As you know, I’m all about the full coverage so I was so excited to put this to test.
This bottle was made to be included in a flatlay photo it is its calling in life. My first impressions of the bottle when it arrived was obviously ‘it has a pump, yassssss’ – I hope I’m not alone in caring so much about the pump, but I really, really do. Aside from the joy of the pump, I also liked the heavyweight, frosted glass bottle and the fancy sleek chic snazzy overall design. However that day has finally come (only about 18 months after everyone else), and I’m finally ready with my All Day Luminous Weightless review. If it was a real wagon, then it would probably have a wheel hanging off and smell strongly of old donkeys by the time I get there, you know? So, after only trying NARS’ iconic Sheer Glow last year, it was obviously going to be a while before I put their ‘new’ All Day Luminous Weightless foundation to the test. As you’ll know if you’ve read this blog for a while, I’m always pretty late when it comes to new releases and tend to jump on bandwagons well past the point that the bandwagon is popular anymore.
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