HD Invisible Cover Foundation - 120 Soft Sand

Best for Dry-Normal Skin & Special Occasions; Not a Foundation for Everyday Wear

This foundation is really expensive for what it does, but it gets rave reviews for its coverage and how well it photographs, and it's oil-free, so I was excited to try this out. I first tried it in 117, which was a tad too light for my skin. 120 turned out to be a much better match.

However, perhaps it's because I have combo-oily skin or that I use a moisturizer prior to applying this foundation, but this wasn't full coverage for me. It was more like medium coverage instead; this evened out my skintone and covered my dark circles well, but my freckles still show through. Its staying power was pretty good, at 7 hours, but I did have to blot once about halfway through its wear time. Note that I wore this during the winter, when my skin is drier and liquid foundations have better staying power; I imagine that during the warmer months, its wear time might be shorter by 2 hours with oilier skin and I might end up blotting more often as well.

This is probably a great foundation for those with combo-dry to normal skin, and definitely more of a foundation for special occasions (photoshoots, weddings, public events, formals, to name a few) than for everyday wear. As for those with oilier skin, this might fall short of expectations as far as coverage and finish goes, and with a $42 price tag, I'll be on the hunt for fairer, more reasonable options.

Love it!

I love this foundation!!
It gives you a light to medium coverage.
I recommend using the make up forever translucent powder with this foundation.
It doesn't give me a cakey face at all. I only use one pump of foundation for my skin and it covers any light flaws on my skin. It easily blends on my skin and gives it a nice natural finish.

Amazing!

At first, I was scared to buy this foundation. I'm used to spending $9-13 on Revlon Colorstay, so I was a bit reluctant on spending $40 on a foundation. However, I recently went to ISSE (International Salon and Spa Expo) and there was a booth for a beauty supply that had MUFE products. If you've never been to a beauty expo (ISSE, IMATS, NailPro shows, etc), you need to just for the discounted prices! I got this foundation for $24!!!!!!! I HAD to have it. I had a feeling that 120 was going to be it, I made sure that the MUA working matched my skintone, just in case. I absolutely LOVE this foundation. It blends beautifully and doesn't feel heavy. The coverage is medium-full, with more emphasis on medium, but it's buildable and that's what I like.

Like the HD Primer, I do not like this product. It contains fragrance which caused me to have a horrible break out within a matter of hours. My skin was breaking out in spots that have never broken out before. In addition to that fact, I do not feel that the coverage is what you pay for. It advertises that its the first print ad to not airbrush its models who wear the foundation but in order for me to have "full coverage" I had to use 4-5 pumps! For the price, I do not feel it was worth it. It hardly even covered my scars. Cannot recommend this foundation, which is unfortunate because I love Makeup Forever!

It was one of the best foundations I used. Loved it. Its just the best, seriously. It gives u amazing coverage, perfect color, absolutely not visible on face. The best foundation ever. But I dont use it often cuz its prof brand and MUFE especially, so i was trying to find something similar for every day use ( i guess i could compare it to Chanel Aqua and Guerlain Lingerie de peau)

My new favourite foundation!

My holy grail foundation is most definitely Laura Mercier Silk Creme foundation, and I'm pretty sure I rave about it every chance I get, and everytime I review a new foundation, HOWEVER! I am so in love with MUFE HD Invisible Cover Foundation! It has a lighter feel than Laura Mercier Silk Creme Foundation, has incredible coverage, fantastic lasting power, and is so easy to blend when using my Sephora Collection #44 Pro Stippling Brush. It is also very moisturising and I find that my skin doesn't get flaky in certain spots if I over-do my foundation routine, which is great! I can't decide if this is better or just as good as Laura Mercier, but I can't live without it now! It is definitely worth the price ♡

A Staple for me

I love this foundation and brand. 120 matches my skin perfectly and I love the finish it leaves on my face. Not cakey or heavy which I can't stand in a foundation. In two words, Love it!

I'm just kinda "Meh" when it comes to this foundation. While I like it, I think it's overpriced and I feel that you can get the same or better results with other foundations on the market that cost less. When the foundation was first introduced to the market, everyone raved about how great it was/is, so I went out and purchased it of course. It does give you great coverage and it does feel light, so I do love that about it; however, I don't feel that it's worth $40.

I love Make Up For Ever's foundations. I was using the Mat Velvet line before this HD foundation came out. Now, I switch off between this foundation and my Temptu as they both give an airbrushed finish. It is very light weight considering the full coverage it provides which means that I don't need much concealer.

LOVE this foundation. I use my 187 MAC stippling brush to apply it, and it gives such an airbrushed look. It gives a light to medium coverage, and lasts all day with the HD primer and powder.