MAC Prolongwear Foundation

Dec 17, 2010

Cicy G.

Hi Ladies!
Have any of you ladies tried the new MAC Prolongwear Foundation. How do you guys like it? I was wearing Studio Fix Fluid in NC44, but I noticed that after an hour or 2 of wearing it, my skin color looks darker (the foundation oxidizes). They don't make a NC43 in Studio Fix. I decided to try MAC Prolongwear in NC42 (since they dont have NC43 or NC44 and the next one is NC45). NC42 seems a tad bit light for my skin color.

What do you guys think, would mixing my Studio Fix and the MAC prolongwear give me a better deal? I do like the way MAC Prolongwear doesn't fade, or smudge. No oiliness here as opposed to Studio Fix. Only thing is I find it's easiest to blend with ur fingers, since it dries in seconds. What are your thoughts on this?

Any blending techniques?

Any other foundation recommendations to stay "natural" looking for my complexion?

Dec 19, 2010

Linda D.

I'm actually a NC35 in the studio fix and with the prolongwear I'm a NC30. I found that a powder setter really tones of the color and looks real natural. Right now I am using MACs mineralize natural powder to set my foundation and works wonders.

To apply the foundation I found it very easy to blend with the beauty blender which is a sponge. It doesn't soak up too much of the product and real quick to apply.

Oct 6, 2013

Dolly D.

I really need a foundation that last on my face a good period of time I'm getting fed op of having to put more and more makeup on because it keeps coming of so is mac the best foundation?

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