I honestly thought it would leave my skin looking patchy, wouldn’t last at all and definitely wouldn’t cover as much as I like, but I’ve been blown away by just how good it is.

I thought the formula would be fussy and awkward to blend in but I was wrong; it’s so easy to work with, and blends evenly in seconds.The texture is smooth and and a bit thick so at first when you apply it, it may seem like it’s too much but once you start blending it into the skin it melts in giving a beautiful finish. So all in all it does extend the wear time of foundations and it keeps my complexion matte for longer without the need for powder. About two hours later thought it was really shiny but it wasn’t breaking up as much as it normally would. I thought the pictures with the foundation came out blurred the first time so I photographed it again a second day only to realise it’s the foundation that blurs imperfections in the pictures.

Max Factor Whipped Cream Foundation has a delicious mousse consistency that is incredibly easy to work with. Makeup Artist Pat McGrath explained that the demi matte look is all about a flawless dimensional matte finish with a bit of brilliance and radiance.I did use it with my Lancôme Teint Idole Ultra 24 Hour and there wasn’t a hint of shine from when I applied it in the morning to when I went to bed. We cannot currently ship the following items outside the UK: Aerosols, Flammable liquids, Nail Polish, Perfume or Aftershave.