The body shop foundation.

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Daniela P.

Feb 23, 2015

Daniela P.

Hi girls! Has anyone here ever tried this foundation that could share their thoughts? 😊 it's "extra virgin minerals" liquid foundation, from the body shop. Thanks in advance!

Sarah N.

Feb 24, 2015

Sarah N.

I used to have it, not sure what happened to it, may be lost in my stash somewhere. Anyways, it's alright. I have pretty normal skin with a little bit of dryness, didn't accentuate the dry spots, had a medium coverage, didn't break me out (then again I rarely breakout from products or naturally). it definitely wasn't a bad foundation especially for the price I guess I just found more I liked better and stopped using it. I may have to see if I still have it and try it out again though. Hopefully you get better reviews, I forgot I ever bought it so I can't say a lot for the longevity & have more of an opinion on it but I'd love to hear what you think of it.

Bluejay S.

Feb 24, 2015

Bluejay S.

I used to work at the body shop for a few years and I was the lead mua. that foundation isnt bad. but for the price...I wudnt jump outta bed! its not an ideal foundation if you have normal to oily skin though. its better to buy an $8 dollar foundation from CVS then spend 22 bucks on something that isnt awesome ya know?

Daniela P.

Feb 24, 2015

Daniela P.

Thank you both!! I bought it with 50% discount and I already tried it. Medium coverage, great color for me. Not the best foundation I've ever tried but I liked it!

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