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Emma Kirstine K.

Apr 29, 2012

Emma Kirstine K.

I'm having a hardtime finding out, how much of my loreal true match foundation there's left in the bottle. it has a pump, and it doesn't come of.
how do i see how much product there's left ? any good tips ?

Sherry W.

Apr 29, 2012

Sherry W.

Hmm I have no idea, I agree with Kimberly M. hold it up to the light and see I mean, if it's a clear bottle it would be best. Today I discovered when cleaning my bottle that the top came off of my Almay TLC liquid foundation. You should try it, I love the way it looks on my skin, and it really does last a long time like it says it will. It's not oily and or cakey!

Emma Kirstine K.

May 1, 2012

Emma Kirstine K.

Well, i've done it all... nearly tore my fingertips, trying to pull of the top, with no results.. now i am searching to find a light in the house, strong enough to see through the bottle. I just don't get this, it's clear glass, but i can't see the amount of product in the bottle, only by shaking it, i get the feeling, there might be a quarter left of it ?
thank you so much for your kind response ! <3 

ashley h.

May 1, 2012

ashley h.

have a desk lamp? i do this allllll the time with the light on my computer desk! 

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