This product comes in a sleek and shiny black lipstick-like container with a pretty golden band around the middle.  I personally use it in 4.5 Warm Natural and LOVE IT!!! :)  The inside is also golden when you take off the lid which is kinda classy it is comfortable to hold.

The foundation itself is easy to apply, all you have to do is twist the bottom and then apply it directly to your face which is very time-efficient.  It is alos amazing to blend and build up so you can apply diffrent amounts on  different areas of your face whichout the patchiness you might get from a mousse foundation. 

It is £24 in the UK and you only get 9g but to be honest its worth it for the results and it seems to be lasting for quite a while.

It won't spill or leak because its solid which is a plus.

 

 

I love the texture of this foundation. It's soft and silky which leaves your skin feeling that same way. The coverage is moderate. So if you've got slight discolorations it'll, definitely, cover it up. I wore it throughout the entire day and it didn't get very cakey. I think it depends on how much you apply, of course.

I do have to say that I don't think its price is reasonable. It's an average product to pay that much for.

This product contains Titanium Dioxide which makes black/african-american skin look ashy. When I put this on along with the dream matte powder I looked like a black ghost. It was just awful. I tried 2 different shades but got the same result. Why make a product for black skin that contains Titanium Dioxide? That is so stupid.

I've been wearing this foundation for a while. I now only wear it when I have a photoshoot because it's too heavy for everyday. It is very heavy on my face and I feel it doesn't look natural. I always seem to break out after a while (after using it). It does serve it's purpose and looks great on film but not for everyday.

So I'm on my 4th or 5th stick of this stuff, its the only foundation I have ever bought more than once.  I keep buying more expensive things like MUFE, MAC, and Lancome but I keep returning them and going back to my pan stik.  I have acne prone skin and this has never caused me to break out.  Its creamy, easy to blend, lasts all day and always looks fresh.  I started wearing it when I lived in humid Louisiana and my skin looked radiant, now that I have moved to the desert that is Las Vegas....my skin still looks radiant!  I really love this stuff. HTH!!

I am so very pleased to have discovered this foundation.  I ordered the Warm #1 palette from Camera Ready Cosmetics.  It contains five shades, and from those five, I was able to determine that Vixen and Temptress (they even have cool names) work best for my skin tone (Prescriptives Vellum to MAC 35).  This stuff is silky, goes on like a dream, and, in my opinion, provides great coverage while still looking natural.  I don't feel like it's necessary to wear a concealer with it.  I powder after applying, but it's matte enough on its own that I bet you wouldn't need to.  I've ordered the full sizes of Vixen and Temptress from CRC.  I consider this one of the best foundations this 41-year-old has ever used.  I will not be switching back to overpriced department store lines again!

This product is ok, it's really not the greatest foundation. I have blemised skin and I got this cause I thought it would be a faster alternative to my liquid foundation every morning. This product had really moderate coverage, so I don't reccomend it to people that have acne scars, it won't cover them up. I also don't reccomend it for people with dry skin, because it will show every flake on your skin, be sure to always slather on your moisturizer before you apply this. It really is the best for people who want to even their skin tones and have oily or combination skin.

I tried this after using Loreal True Match for quite a while. I decided to change because although the Loreal foundation was the right colour, it just had no staying power.

Miracle Touch was a bit more expensive than what I'd usually buy (yes, I'm poor. I work at McDonalds!!!) and I found that it was just the tiniest eensiest bit darker than my skin (not noticeable though, just to me because I'm an obsessive weirdo).

It stays on all day, even through sweaty oily shifts at Maccas (gross, I know). It is really easy to apply and you only have to use a little bit.

I have found that if you use a foundation brush, instead of the sponge it comes with you can make it last for longer! (yay!)

It's probably more for those who like a slightly heavier coverage, it cover blemishes and redness well. If I use it, I don't really have to use concealer.

 

So overall, it's a pretty good product and I'd buy it again. The only thing I could think of to say, is that perhaps Max Factor should look into making more shades (both lighter and darker).

I didn't like this foundation. It broke me out a bit, and didn't last very long. Even with a primer it was wearing off early in the day, especially in my t zone. It went on smoothly enough with fingers, and I did also stipple it on and then buff it out. I preferred that method, as the finish was much nicer. It feels lightweight. It wasn't like wearing a mask. It was a good match for my light/medium yellow under toned skin. It didn't appear cakey, though I did apply it quite thin. It did a decent job of evening out my skin, though nothing to get excited about. I do not think this foundation is worth the price. I will not be purchasing(I got a sample when I stopped into Target) this foundation.

This my second face product that I have purchased from mark and I got this in Natural. I love the consistency of this stuff. It's very creamy and feels velvety when applying with your fingers(I love to make it melt a little with the warmth of my hand). I really wanted to keep loving this product but sure enough it kept turning orange on me. I have oily skin but I'm dry underneath the eyes, which is where I used this. It kept settling on the one line I have under each eye and then throughout the day it just didn't want to stay!! NOT FAIR!! Plus when you actually look at how small the container is, I don't think it's really worth the 8 dollars.

Very disappointed with this product although Oil Free it was very heavy and almost greasy on my skin, it costs a lot of money and there is barely any product in the compact its all packaging.

 

Without powdering over it heavily it transferred easily onto your hands if you touched your skin. I expected great things from the foundation but I have to say I'm very disappointed. It looked fake and cakey.

 

 

 

Hyrdo liquid compact is pretty much for normal to dry skin types. would not recommend this product for combination/oily skin types. anything cream based would be too heavy for combination oily. :/ 

The number one thing to remember is this is professional, theatrical makeup.  Don't try to wear this on the street or you will look like "Whatever happened to Baby Jane?"

 

 

 

This stuff is dirt cheap (about $7 a container), though if you're doing alot of performing you go through it fairly quickly.  Thats a good thing because it's pretty easy to contaminate the pan.  The pan screws open, which is a little difficult when your hands are slippery, but managable.  All in all, this is the most easily accessible and affordable of theatrical foundations, and I recommend it for that purpose.  (Where else can you find lavender foundation?)

 

I recently bought the new Chanel Tient Innocence compact make-up.  It is a creme to powder form and applied with a sponge.  The packaging was typical Chanel and of course the compact fit into a tiny black velvet case.  The make-up was a dream.  It went on as smooth as any make-up ever on my face (and that is a lot) and evened out the uneven skin tones that have occurred over time.  Once on the face it was very light, moist and dewey.  It had a very natural look and looked refreshing.  I loved the smooth, even finish.  All that need be said is that it is typical Chanel. 

I loved the coverage of this, half the time I didn't even need concealer, but it's so bad for your skin! My skin has been much better since I switched to Clinique, but I still miss the coverage. I would almost consider buying it again, for certain occasions, but like a lot of people I have a hard time finding a match at MAC. I liked the design of the compact, but not that it was so hard to use the last bit of product.

If you want to look like you are wearing a thick pancake of make-up,you'll love this..

this can j.ust be used as concealer,not all over,much too covering and the formula seems pretty oily

for 7 dollors you can't beat it..... full coverage, not for everyday..... very similar to cinema secrets.....

its more like theater makeup..... great coverage, just not for everyday.... good for photoshoot and going out......

My fav MU before I went to minerals. The coverage is nice, and it looks very natural. It applies smoothy, and easily, and blends easily as well. Sometimes it can kind of "crumble"off if you don't let you primer set fully beforehand.

I would def. buy again (and still use it on top of yellow concealer, but before minerals!)