A few months ago I bought the **Covergirl Clean Invisible foundation. It wasn’t that I needed a new foundation I just wanted to try it out. Ironically,  have never been one to experiment much with foundations though I focus mostly on base. I do most of my experimentation with colored products like blushes and lipsticks. So I never buy foundation unless I’m out of the one or two that are my go-tos at any given time. But this one, though the packing is quite plain, caught my eye.

I like a lightweight build-able coverage. And the words “clean and invisible” jumped out at me. It had the typical amount of shades in a drugstore foundation line. In store I saw about nine or ten shades but the Covergirl Website sells twenty-four shades. Six of those shades are brown shades which is sad. So I guess there is variety but not diversity which is also typical of drugstore foundation variations. I got it in the shade Deep Golden.

Product claims

• Blendable formula
• Spreads easily and melts into skin
• Buildable Coverage with a natural finish
• Non pore clogging
• Evens Complexion
• Smooths skin’s texture for seamless coverage and a clean and natural looking complexion
• Gives a fresh, healthy and natural finish.

My Review

It is lightweight and blends smoothly and easily into the skin. The finish is natural just like the claims say. It gave me a nice evened out complexion and a natural and healthy glow.

I can’t speak for the texture claims at the moment as I’ve been having skin issues for a few months now. I think the shade I chose was slightly too dark for me. But I use Mac Mineralize skin finish to set it sometimes and that lightens it up a bit. With the Mac powder on top it retains its glow-y finish.

If I would have gone a shade up it would’ve been way too light, and if I’d gone a shade down it would probably be way too dark. But with six shades of brown there’s not much room to move around.

I have a couple of foundations that are lighter that I can mix it with and it wears just fine that way too. It’s a good foundation overall and I’d recommend it. It’s pros outweigh its cons with the only con being limited shade range for deeper skin tones.

I give it a ⭐⭐⭐ 3/5

Thanks for reading

Amber <3