Further, the foundation is available at Shoppers Drug Mart (8 lightest shades) and dermablend.ca (all 10 shades). My high hopes were shot down.ĭermablend Flawless Creator Multi-Use Pigments are $52 CAD each and the Dermablend Compact Setting Powder retails for $27 CAD. I think I got about 8 or 9 until my foundation started separating. Sounds like a dream for an oily gal like me. The brand says “lock in foundation for 16 hours”. It’s a lightweight powder that mattifies wonderfully but leaves a slight white cast.
Let’s talk briefly about the Dermablend Compact Setting Powder. Dermablend Flawless Creator Multi-Use Pigments Before and After Mix it with something sans oils (like the oil-free Maybelline Foundation mentioned above) and I get much better wear.
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The stuff separates on my face within 5 hours of wear and it looks horrifying on my skin – weird, patchy and dry. Mixed with oil-based products, it’s hopeless. Powder, blotting and re-application of powder fixes the oiliness for a few additional hours. On its own, at 5 hours I get quite oily on my nose and from there the foundation begins to separate. Given the impressive coverage, the staying power of the foundation was a this product’s biggest flaw and completely dependent on what you decide to wear it with. the Maybelline SuperStay 24H Foundation in Natural Beige). In fact, my favourite way to use it is to mix with too dark or too orange foundations (i.e. The Dermablend Flawless Creator Multi-Use Pigments are water-free and oil-free, which makes them easily blendable with other products (skincare or foundations). The scent doesn’t stick around but it’s not particularly pleasant either. On a random note, the foundation smells slightly of acrylic paint. Mixed is my preferred way to wear the Flawless Creator Drops. The foundation has a natural satin finish but due to the opacity of the pigments the drops only look natural when mixed with something else. In fact, the coverage is so heavy that I need quite a bit of bronzer and blush to bring back the colour in my face. A few drops provide full-on, crazy flawless coverage. When blended out, the Flawless Creator Drops are insanely opaque. The Flawless Creator Drops were much thicker than I expected but the texture is silky smooth and thins out very easily. Dermablend Flawless Creator Drops Multi-use Pigments Foundation in 30N Swatch (Unblended, Blended) Formulation
With reference to my arm swatches, 30N matches my inner arm perfectly but slightly too neutral for my yellow undertones. That being said, 30N in the Dermablend Flawless Creator Multi-Use Pigment Drops is the closest match to my spring colouring.
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For reference, I’m a MAC NC25 in the winter and MAC NC30 in the summer. Luckily, I fall in my usual spot on the colour spectrum which is somewhere between light and medium. The shade range isn’t perfect but there’s a wide range of shades that is split evenly between light/medium/dark. There are 10 shades of the Dermablend Flawless Creator Multi-Use Pigments – 0N, 10N, 25N, 30N, 37W, 43W, 45C, 48N, 50W and 72N.
The pump isn’t bad, it’s just not ideal because I feel like it’s so very difficult to get the very last drops in the bottle. In all circumstances, a pump is the best kind of packaging for foundation. The Dermablend Flawless Creator Multi-Use Pigments come in a weighty plastic bottle with a dropper. I’ve been testing this foundation out for a few months now, and I’ve now got my thoughts all sorted out. The Dermablend Flawless Creator Multi-Use Pigments is an oil-free, water-free foundation that can be worn alone or mixed with other foundations and skincare for customizable coverage.
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