Like most medium- to full-coverage foundations, this formula requires more blending than something that is sheer or lighter in texture. And while the Airbrush Flawless Foundation blends very easily, it also dries quickly. This means that you need to work a little faster to ensure even coverage all over your face and neck.
To apply the Airbrush Flawless Foundation, I like to use my Morphe M439 Deluxe Buffer Brush (£16) to buff it all in and make sure the coverage is totally even. I tried to apply it with my fingers, but it wasn't a major success, so I'd definitely recommend going with either a brush or Beautyblender.
If I want a slightly lighter coverage, I mix with moisturiser. I find it mixes well with the Oxygenetix Oxygenating Hydro-Matrix Moisturiser (£46) or the Charlotte Tilbury Magic Cream (£70).
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