Max Factor Miracle Pure Skin-Improving Foundation SPF30 PA+++ Foundation

This foundation suited my combination/slightly dry skin. It provides a very natural, lightweight coverage with a bare skin effect. It doesn't cover freckles, moles, or pimples, but it offers decent color correction and enhances the skin's appearance. I applied it with a dry sponge on clean, untreated skin (wanted to test the manufacturer's claims about its skincare properties) and it turned out quite well: it didn't emphasize dryness or cause any tightness, it blended nicely, and it didn't make my T-zone oily. The only downside is that the shade oxidizes and seems to react to the pH of the skin. If applied with fingers, it can make you look orange and patchy, but when applied with a sponge, the color adjusts well. I have shade 35 with a warm peachy undertone, although I was expecting something more neutral. The scent is cosmetic and slightly vaseline-like. Overall, it's a worthy product if you're looking for a light coverage at a moderate price (I bought it on sale for 218). If it didn't oxidize, I would give it a five-star rating.

I didn't buy it here. This foundation is great, but after a couple of months, it started oxidizing horribly, turning about 3 shades darker and orange. I initially had the shade 040.

I bought it in a store because I didn't want to risk purchasing it online without trying it first. In my opinion, it's a great foundation that doesn't feel like a mask and personally moisturizes my skin. I will order the next tube here even though I paid double.

This product is easy to apply and adapts fairly well to the skin tone, but it tends to make the skin oily. It is necessary to use blotting papers and touch up the makeup throughout the day.

Very, very oily. The face looks like a pancake and no amount of powder can save the situation.

In terms of quality and features, this product is a great alternative to the Chanel tint, but at a significantly lower price.