I know there have been a few reviews of Bourjois’s Healthy Mix foundation and concealer, but as I love it so much I thought I’d write a short and simple post telling you to try this out! I missed the bloggers event a few weeks ago sadly, but was really keen in particular to try out this new foundation. The Healthy Mix foundation is Bourjois’s first radiance-boosting fruit therapy foundation, which provides flawless coverage but also looks after your skin and radiates it.
It contains four key ingredients:
Apricot > radiance
Melon > hydration
Apple > antioxidant
Ginger > energy
The foundation itself smells so good, just like apricots, which is so unusual for a foundation to actually smell nice! It also glides-on well and blends nicely into my skin, leaving a lovely natural, dewy finish. If you have oily skin, then this won’t be for you I would imagine as you may want more matte coverage. There is also a matching Healthy Mix concealer which I have been trying out – so far I am not as impressed with this compared to the foundation, as it is actually quite thick compared to my usual favourite touché éclat.
For £10 the foundation is great value and I will definitely be re-purchasing as my skin is looking much healthier since using. I can't wait to use this in summer too with a tan, as it is just as radiating as my favourite tinted moisturiser. Who else has tried this foundation and loved it? I have heard that Revlon's Photo Ready is also as good - what do you think?
10 comments:
I'm gonna check this out in Boots, sounds fab for summer!
I LOVE this too!x
your right about this not being for oily girls, unfortunately =( xxx
I love Bourjois foundations, will be checking this out.
It's a perfect summer foundation I think.
@Nooberella - oh dear was it too greasy for your skin? x
Thanks for the review :-)
I'll have to purchase this!
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nice to know it smells good! I bought the mineral mousse a while ago and it stinks!
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