Hey guys, when I saw the new Morphe foundation had three undertones within the fairest shade range, I got excited. Most very fair foundations come in one undertone then the shade jumps down. I purchased the Morphe Setting Mist from their website and received the sample card with all the light level 1 foundations. I swatched the three lightest shades, did demos and wear tests with F1.10 and F1.20.
I'll get it out the way now, these dry down a lot darker than when applied originally. They seem like they're going to be in that fairest category but dry down a good shade or so darker. The shade F1.20 is the best undertone match for me and I can wear it even though it's a bit dark.
Dry swatches left to right:
I'll get it out the way now, these dry down a lot darker than when applied originally. They seem like they're going to be in that fairest category but dry down a good shade or so darker. The shade F1.20 is the best undertone match for me and I can wear it even though it's a bit dark.
Dry swatches left to right:
- Hourglass Vanish Stick in Blanc
- Morphe Fluidity in F1.10 Neutral Fairest with Neutral Undertones
- Too Faced Born This Way in Cloud
- Morphe Fluidity in F1.20 Neutral Fairest with Slightly Yellow Undertones
- Fenty Pro Filt'r in 100
- Fenty Pro Filt'r in 105 *good undertone match for me
- Smashbox Studio Skin in .1 *good shade match for me
- Clinique Even Better in CN 0.5 Shell *good shade match for me
- Morphe Fluidity in F1.30 Cool Fairest with Cool Undertones
- Marc Jacobs Remarcable in 10 Ivory Light
- Lancome Teint Idole Ultra in 90N (old formula)
- Estee Lauder Double Wear in 1C0 Shell
Because I was so flustered over how dark these looked, I added wet swatches of the Morphe shades for comparison. It's not unusual (especially for matte foundations) to darken a bit when drying, but this is pretty drastic.
Check out my video for demos of F1.20 and F1.10 along with two wear tests!
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