How Long Will Foundation Last?

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Amy P.

Jan 30, 2012

Amy P.

How long will 0.05oz or 1.75g of foundation last someone who use it every days for five days?

Victoria D.

Jan 31, 2012

Victoria D.

Well, it depends on how much you put on I guess! I don't think any product ever has a set '7 day supply' or anything, cause everyone uses different amounts to suit their needs!

Mari P.

Jan 31, 2012

Mari P.

I agree with Victoria, depending on the look that you are going for indicates the amount of product you will wear. Also, the technique of application adds another factor, weather you are using brush/sponge to apply.

Taryn R.

Feb 1, 2012

Taryn R.

This is just based on my experience, but a 1oz bottle of foundation usually lasts me somewhere around 1 year. So just mathematically speaking I'd use about .003oz per day. At that rate a .05 oz sample would last about two and a half weeks, give or take. So...I'd just assume somewhere between maybe 14 and 18 days. But like the previous two ladies said, it all depends on how much you use and your method of application. 

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