I love liquid foundation, and I have found some surprising hits at the drugstore. I love Covergirl powder foundation, so I thought I would give their liquid a try - and it's okay.

The packaging is nice and I LOVE that it comes with a pump - that's a huge plus. It's a nice consistency, not too thin or thick, and it spreads out over the skin smoothly. It's a medium coverage at best with a dewy finish that looks very natural. I found that it wasn't as buildable as I would like, as I prefer a heavier coverage foundation. When set with powder, this foundation lasted around 4 hours on my oily skin before I had to re-powder. 

If you like a medium coverage foundation and don't want to break the bank, this might be great for you. As someone who prefers a little more coverage, a little longer wear time, and a little less dewiness, this is a pass for me.

I believe the whole premise of this is trying to find your best shade. They have light, medium, and dark colors and in each of those categories you have a varied of shade choices. Since this has been out for sometime my Walmart had several ones in a clearance bin so I picked two up. I just eyed my color and hoped it was going to match pretty well. It has a glass bottle and a pump on top which I really like. I applied this makeup with my B.B. the first initial time. I then went back over it with my angled foundation brush. It is a light medium coverage. I still saw my freckles shining through. I didn’t want to apply a second coat though because I didn’t want it to be cakey or thick looking. I have not worn cover girl makeup ever so this was a real first for me and this brand. It was only $3.99 on clearance so I figured I was excited to try it. I thought it held up pretty well for the initial day I wore it. My nose and chin seemed to not have any product at all on them after about three hours. I thought would I need more product there in those areas or did I not put enough setting powder or what?? Second/ third day I tried different things. The rest of my face the makeup was settled into my skin not sitting on top of it. I continued using this for two weeks. If you are just looking for a light to medium coverage foundation and have much younger skin than me you will probably enjoy this more than I did. I would recommend for teenagers and younger girls just starting to wear foundation.

I was a High-End foundation ONLY Queen for years; partially because of the quality ingredients and the ill-conceived notion that if it costs more it MUST be good. I struggled to find my perfect foundation at Sephora for years and then I was recommended this life-saver. I have nothing bad to say and can only sing it's praises. It's long-lasting, it doesn't cling to my dry patches, it's application is extremely even, it covers all my redness without being cakey (even after three layers on certain spots!), and it doesn't sink into my fine lines. To say I ADORE this foundation is an understatement. The only bad thing about it is it's shade range. There aren't enough dark and light-light shades. 

The product is good but I have two concerns. The bottle pump has never worked and has been known to have issues. This forces me to always unscrew the dispenser portion and dip my brush. 😠. Also, just because you are one shade in their powder doesn’t mean you are the same shade in their foundation apparently. I’m sable in their fix stick concealer and pressed powder but for some reason this foundation in sable is darker than my complexion. Not sure what that is about.

The COVERGIRL TruBlend Liquid Makeup is amazing! It has nice buildable coverage and drys nicely! It is very easy to blend and does not look caky after application. I recommend it for people that have dry skin or combination. If you have oily skin then I highly recommend the covergirl TRU matte foundation.

I have used CoverGirl TruBlend Liquid Makeup, Natural Ivory L3 1 fl oz (29.57 ml) for the last 5 or 6 years. I gave this product 4 stars because I love the way it feels. It is lightweight and doesn’t clump. It is easy to apply using a beauty blender and has great coverage. The only drawback is the pump itself. On multiple occasions the pump stops working or gets clogged to the point that it is unusable. In this situation I simply unscrew the top and use the pumps tube to apply the foundation on my beauty blender. This small drawback hasn’t stopped me from using this product and I know this is my go to every time.

The color choice was my fault, as I did not notice that the product has actual shade names aside from “l1, m1, and d1.” I am not sure if I had bought and old bottle but the pigments and oils in this separate so easily. I pick up the bottle to use it and have to shake it for 3 minutes and discard the first 2-3 pumps after shaking because it’ll be separated. It is a nice foundation but it’s nothing special.

I like this foundation it applies wet and creamy and dries to a matte powdery finish. It covers fairly well and doesn’t have a strong odor. The pump on it works fine allowing you to apply small amounts at a time. It doesn’t last all day long though especially in hot weather. The color is a little more sand color than sand beige. The glass bottle is thick. I would purchase this again when I run out of what I have.

(D4) This actually has full coverage and it’s always hard for me to find my skin tone especially in drugstores but this was a winner. A little goes a long way which is a pro a con is how oily it is but there is many ways to fix that overall a 8.5/10 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫

When it comes to drugstore foundations, I normally grab Loreal or Maybelline; but I decided to give Covergirl a shot (and because Ayesha Curry promotes Covergirl now). I picked this up at my local target for about $8 USD.

Giving this 2 stars. 1 star because of the wide range of shades. I was able to find the perfect shade for my medium-olive skin. 2 stars because it's a good foundation if you're looking for something with light-medium coverage.

What I found is that this foundation oxidizes and left me looking like an orange oompa loompa once it set. The forumulation isn't compatible for my combo/oily skin. It's also not as long-lasting compared to other drugstore foundations, even with a primer.