Liquid Foundation by Almay, Truly Lasting Color, Long Wearing Natural Finish, Vitamin E and Lemon Extract, Hypoallergenic, Cruelty Free, Dermatologist Tested, 220 Neutral, 1 oz

I have very sensitive skin and I’ve actually forgotten to wash my face a few times after wearing it all day and not once have I had any breakouts! Just amazing !

Been using this for years. Can’t say enough good about it! I am allergic to a lot of cosmetics, so Almay’s always choice:) Never cakes, smears, or blotches. In my 60s and people have told me several times that I have such nice skin:)

This foundation is medium coverage lasts nicely throughout the day. I didn’t know this company Almay is owned by Revlon.

Great coverage and hypo allergenic qualities also priced well

I love the way this makeup feels and looks. The first time I ordered I got the wrong color. I just didn’t pick it right, that was my fault. The second color I ordered was perfect. I have this sent to me every six months.

Like it for sensitive skin.

It’s does not last all day for me. But neither does Lancôme or Clinique. I use mineral makeup over it. I work 13 hour days. It is all gone by the time i get home. It is matte finish. It is not too heavyweight. It has a great consistency. I am a repeat buyer and have not found anything better overall.

Love the coverage. Long lasting. Great shade for ivory skin tone, no pink color in it! Please continue to carry this foundation in this color.

I used this product for foundation and sun screen. Almay, for some incomprehensible reason, chose to discontinue its Nearly Naked (NN) sun screen/foundation. NN makeup always felt lightweight on my skin and I received many compliments. TLC duplicates the shade of NN that I liked, but the TLC product is thicker and more difficult to blend with natural skin tone. TLC feels and looks like heavy makeup, but it does cover anything one prefers to hide and prevents shiny nose because the formula is thicker. I apply a little cream blush and blend it with fingertips. I never apply powder or powdered blush over the foundation because they accentuate wrinkles. I will admit that with judicious application of other makeup--once a bit of color is applied to eyebrows, eyelids, cheeks, forehead, and lips--the result looks healthy and natural. I just dont like the feel of the product on my skin. Oh, well, TLC is probably on its way to join NN in the extinct makeup products junkpile.

I’ve used expensive foundations for years, but this is the only one that looks really good