My preferred way of using it is with my fingers and apply very thin layers so that there isn’t an obvious colour difference. Healthy mix provides a solid medium coverage and is easily applied with fingers, brushes and probably sponges (I don’t use sponges, so I can’t really say). Maybe next time I’ll use 55 – Dark Beige, it seemed more yellow toned but it was sold out at my Priceline so I settled for 56. It does oxidise a little, I find that if you do have oily skin and don’t wear a primer then there’s a possibility of it darkening a tad over time and leaves a very slight orange undertone after a while. However, it’s not yellow enough for me, it’s too beige, as you can see in the swatches. The colour I bought is the darkest available in Australia which sucks because it’s such a good foundation. I bought this during the 40% off sale in Priceline a few weeks back and have been using it religiously to gauge and good understanding of how it functions.įirst of all, it smells amazing floral like but not overpoweringly so, the serum version also has the same scent. Texture wise it’s a bit runny but not anything like MAC Face & Body, it moves at a rather slow pace.
Today we are reviewing the ever famous Healthy Mix Foundation in 56 – Light Bronze which is supposed to suit MAC NC40 shades.
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