Finally. A foundation throwing major shade. Meet Morphe Fluidity, the long-wearing, full-coverage matte foundation that performs like a boss and is not caught in the middle or playing sides.
Benefits:
24-hour-long wear
Sweatproof, transfer-resistant, water-resistant
Free of oils, fragrance, and parabens
Great for all skin types (especially normal-to-oily skin)
Prep your face with Morphe's Revitalizer or Equalizer Foundation Primer (sold separately).
Pro Tip: This formula sets quickly and a little goes a long way. See our How to Use steps below to get selfie-ready and rock a flawless finish no matter what your skin type is.
Fluidity Full-Coverage Foundation looks bomb when it's applied to prepped skin, the right amount of product is used, and it's blended using the tools that are best for your skin type and the coverage you want. To get a totally flawless look, follow the steps below.
1. Begin by cleansing your face. If you have dry skin, be sure to exfoliate. Follow with a moisturizer that's developed for your skin type and a beauty oil, if you use one. 2. Apply a primer that's formulated for your skin type. If you have combination skin, use a hydrating primer in dry areas and a balancing primer in spots that tend to get shiny. 3. Start application with a small, pea-sized amount of foundation. A little goes a long way. 4. Use a damp Complexion Blending Beauty Sponge (especially if you have dry skin) to apply foundation. Or use an M439 Deluxe Buffer Brush in spots where you want the most coverage. 5. This formula can set quickly, so continue by applying it in sections. 6. If your skin is oily, set the foundation with finishing powder. If you have normal or combination skin, apply powder only to areas that get shiny (skip this step completely if you have dry skin). 7. Finish the look with Continuous Setting Mist.
FOR A GLOWY FINISH: Mix one drop of your fave liquid highlighter into a pea-sized amount of foundation and apply using the steps above to get an all-over luminous look.
A FEW EXTRA TIPS:
Everyone's skin tone varies, so decide if you want to match your foundation to the color of your face, neck, or décolletage.
When you're looking for that perfect match, let the shade dry down completely before you decide if it's the one.
Remember that the depth of your skin tone can vary based on the season and your exposure to the sun, so the shade you wear in the summer might be totes different from your winter hue.