MAC MSF Natural

Feb 3, 2011

Cicy G.

Hi Ladies,

I have the MAC MSF Natural in Medium Dark and I feel that at the end of the day my face color doesn't look the same (as when I applied the MSF in the morning). It looks slightly darker. Have you girls noticed that this product oxidizes? what are your experiences with this product?

Feb 3, 2011

Linda D.

Happens to me to. After a couple hours of wear I notice I look a lot tanner then I should haha. Now I just apply a light layer and not go over board like I use too.

Feb 18, 2011

Court M.

So I read this post about a week and a half ago and I've been playing around with my MSFN since. I use the MUFEHD foundation and I noticed a couple hours after applying, my foundation didn't match my neck at all! I've been using MAC prep and prime transparent finishing powder now and I haven't had it darken on me.

I am so glad that you brought this up because I thought it was my foundation, so I kept looking for another color or a new foundation! Thanks Cicy!

Feb 22, 2011

Cicy G.

No problem Court! I'm glad i'm not the only one with this problem! Ive tried wearing a lighter layer and i think that helps, I also use the MUFE finishing powder lightly dusted and seems to be working much better.

Thanks ladies!

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