Liquid Foundation

Liquid Foundation for Matte, Radiant & Natural Finishes:

Liquid foundation gives you control over both coverage and finish, from lightweight everyday formulas to buildable complexion coverage. This collection includes liquid foundations from LA Colors, Maybelline, MAC, Jane Iredale, Clarins, Lavera and Cargo, with matte, radiant, satin and natural-looking finishes represented across a wide range of shades and undertones.

Matte & Shine-Control Liquid Foundation:

For a lower-shine complexion, Maybelline Fit Me Matte & Poreless is designed for normal to oily skin. Its lightweight formula contains micro-powders to help control shine and blur the appearance of pores, while providing medium, buildable coverage with a natural matte finish.

Jane Iredale Beyond Matte Liquid Foundation provides another matte-focused option, with shades identified by depth and undertone, including fair neutral, peach, gold and beige-gold variations.

Radiant & Hydrating Foundation:

Several formulas in the collection focus on luminosity and moisture. LA Colors Radiant Liquid Foundation has a smooth, lightweight texture with buildable coverage, plus glycerin and vitamin E to help create a dewy finish. Its shade range extends from Fair, Ivory and Vanilla through Medium Beige, Light Tan and Golden Honey to Ginger, Suede, Creamy Cafe, Chestnut and Mocha.

MAC Studio Radiance Serum Powered Liquid Foundation combines makeup with a skincare-rich formula containing hyaluronic acid solution, olive and jojoba oils and vitamin E. It provides medium buildable coverage with a radiant finish.

Serum & Skin-Focused Foundations:

Clarins Tinted Oleo Serum combines a nourishing oil-serum texture with a natural satin finish and a lighter, bare-skin effect. Lavera Hyaluron Liquid Foundation also takes a skincare-focused approach, using natural hyaluronic acid and organic almond oil in a silky formula that provides medium coverage.

Choosing the Right Liquid Foundation:

Start by deciding whether you prefer matte, natural, satin or dewy coverage. Then compare your skin tone and undertone with the available shades. Buildable formulas are useful when you want to vary coverage between lighter everyday makeup and a more perfected complexion, while mattifying formulas are better suited to controlling shine and radiant or serum foundations place greater emphasis on luminosity and hydration.