When It Comes to Smoothing Skin Texture, This Is the Hardest-Working Makeup Product Around

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

81% : One of the first lightweight blurring foundations that I got my hands on, Kylie Cosmetics Blurring Elixir, is still one of my favourites.
64% : Of course, I ran out and got my hands on one at the first opportunity (Laura Mercier's Real Flawless Foundation, in case you were wondering), to put it to the test.
59% : Whether it was a formula I'd used and loved for years, or a new launch I'd recently added to my makeup collection, I revisited them all, comparing each one to ensure it could be named one of the best blurring foundations.
53% : On the contrary, in my opinion, some of the most beautiful bases are those that still allow our natural skin to show through -- these can even be tinted moisturisers.
53% : In action, it does just that, blending and concealing seamlessly for a seriously seamless look.
50% : Now, I know I said blurring and matte foundations had different properties, but in my opinion, Nar's Soft Matte foundation bridges the gap between the two.
45% : For more coverage and control, opt for a dense brush and apply in thin, buildable layers, focusing on areas that need extra blurring, like around the nose or cheeks.
38% : To find that out, I turned to an expert, international education and events manager at Laura Mercier, Karl Díaz-Hellín Hodson.

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