Delia Total Cover كريم أساس ذو تأثير تغطية عالي

This is the most disgusting foundation I have ever tried, and I have tried a lot of different ones. It feels like smearing butter all over my face and it clogs my pores like crazy after the very first use.

I couldn't handle it; it's difficult to apply, greasy, and impossible to cover with a glossy finish. It's thick and shade 54 is very light with a pink undertone. However, if you mix this miracle product with any mattifying foundation, it's not too bad overall. It definitely won't be suitable for the summer; it will melt on your face and honestly, it reminds me of stage makeup. It's similar to Dermacol; it can be used as an alternative.

This foundation is very dense, but it is not long-lasting and has a glossy finish. It cannot be covered with any powder for more than 10 minutes.

I am satisfied with this purchase. It effectively covers pigmentation spots and redness.

A single cream with a neutral shade. It does not have any pink or yellow undertones. It does not oxidize and is suitable for all skin types. Shade 52 will work well for very fair-skinned girls. The only downside is that it has a very dewy finish, but currently, that is quite trendy. I give it a rating of 5 for its color.

I chose shade 52. It's very light, even though I have very fair skin myself. But with minimal contouring, makeup, and powder, it will be perfect. For the price, it's an excellent foundation. However, I recommend that fair-skinned girls go for a slightly darker shade than 52. 52 is for extremely pale skin. There is one downside: it constantly tries to come out of the tube after you squeeze a little. It just keeps coming out, damn it. You have to keep it upside down to prevent that. It seems to have settled down now, standing on its head. The cream lasts a long time, it conceals imperfections quite well, but there is one caveat: only use it on moisturized skin. The texture of the foundation is thick and it slightly dries out the skin during application. But these are all minor details. Overall, I still recommend it.

The cream is excellent and has minimal consumption. To cover the entire face, you need less cream than a pea size, and the coverage is dense. It is somewhat similar to Dermacol for professional makeup. It does not dry out the face, even though I have dry (even very dry) skin, and it does not emphasize flakes. The most important thing is to properly prepare the skin before applying foundation. It can be a bit heavy for daytime makeup, but it is perfect for events! Just avoid applying too much under the eyes, as it might accentuate wrinkles and settle into them. Overall, the cream is very good for its price.

This product is a disaster. It is impossible to distribute it evenly on the skin, whether with a blender, fingers, or a brush. It simply isn't designed for that. It is very greasy on the face, like clay. It leaves a lot of streaks. As soon as you touch your face, it immediately leaves spots. It is not even suitable for dry skin because it instantly highlights all the flakes. It creates a greenhouse effect. I want to wash off the cream as quickly as possible. The only thing I liked about it is the color 52, which is really suitable for fair-skinned people. For the first time, I don't have a visible transition line on my neck. But how do I use it? I only use it when I need to quickly get rid of flakes: I apply the cream thickly and roll off the flakes.

I recently bought a waterproof foundation - in a word, I liked it. I was recommended by a cosmetics consultant in the beauty department, as I have skin rashes due to health problems that I can't really cure. So, even though this foundation is too light, it actually covers imperfections really well. At first, I thought it was too light, but in reality, after 5 minutes of application, it blends well with your skin tone.

The cream was just okay, I was expecting something better. They really joked about the high coverage degree!