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Drugstore Beauty Queen: Cover Girl Clean Makeup

Posted Mar 7th 2007 at 7:51PM by Sarah J. Gim

Filed under: Cosmetics, Steals and Deals

cover girl cleanOh my.

Ladies, we might have a winner today, and we're only halfway through the week of our drugstore brand foundations!

The funniest thing is, the one that I really like is from Cover Girl, a drugstore brand that I haven't looked at, let alone used, since my cheerleading days back in high school. That was -- admittedly -- a very very very long time ago. I have since gone more upscale to unneccessarily expensive department store brands and even to more expensive , "mature" drugstore brands like L'oreal and Revlon.

Cover Girl Clean Makeup is marketed to teen girls. I mean it has the word "girl" in the name, and with the addition of "clean,: I believe it's meant to imply that it'll work right along with your Stridex and Oxi pads to keep acne under control. Forget about all of that because it doesn't really matter. The liquid foundation is quite simply, fabulous.

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Drugstore Beauty Queen: L'oreal True Match foundation

Posted Mar 6th 2007 at 6:17PM by Sarah J. Gim

Filed under: Cosmetics, Steals and Deals

l'oreal true match foundationThe quest for a drugstore brand foundation continues today with L'oreal's True Match Super Blendable Makeup, which sells at slightly higher than the drugstore average for foundations, about $10 for 1.0 fl. oz.

Color. Of all the drugstore foundations out there, L'oreal's True Match wins for the wdiest range in color matching options, and also has the advantage of providing a color matching card in the store display that takes into account both light/darkness as well as the undertones. You use a small plastic card that you hold up to your face to find the perfect color. Of course, it's not perfect, and your skin isn't perfect either, but it's definitely helpful.

As I have said, I am pretty fair skinned (naturally, and because I stay out of the sun), so I went with N2, a Neutral undertone at level 2. Colorwise, it was almost perfect.

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