Makeup By Mario SURREALSKIN FOUNDATION Review And Wear Test 

Ty for your honest review and love the little dog cameos

Still watching the whole video obviously, but "oily skin don't buy it" is all I needed to know 😅 ... I need more soft matte, natural matte formulas in my life, this glowy trend is not my friend 😂

I tried it with dry skin…with and without primer… I didn’t like the way it set on my skin either. I was so sad. Haus labs foundation has spoiled me!!!❤

I love that you showed it in natural lighting and showed both a neutral and a cool undertoned shade. I'm tempted to try this one because the shades look actually promising for me.

Robert, can you discuss why we want to use color correctors to *cancel out* redness, but select cool or warm base products to *match* our skin’s undertone? Wouldn’t a neutral foundation pretty much always achieve the goal?

😂😂😂 I know that feeling!

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SAME lmao

And on the second day he wore an Aladdin tee 🖤

i did the same and then cackled when Robert said splendid.

Lol same

Thank you Laura! 😝🖤

I was wondering what the outcome would be on mature skin. I'm looking for a new foundation that lasts. Thanks for this input. I'm about to be 56. And can't find anything that doesn't look well, horrible. I actually stopped wearing makeup because my own face naked, looked better to me than what I could find.

I'm 51 with combo skin, and I can tell you with all honesty that this is the one and only foundation I have ever purchased and RETURNED because it looked so bad on my skin. I wore it to work, looked in the mirror at lunch and I was absolutely horrified. It highlighted and enhanced texture I didn't even know I had and I was so oily I could have fried an egg on my forehead lol. So not good for my mature skin AT ALLLLLL. ✌️

@@Heyheyrayeraye Wow it really amazes me how makeup works depending on each different person. What was your skin prep? Did you use any powder on top? I am so curious!!

@@SauerPatchGardening I am 21 so I have no idea if this can apply for mature skin in general terms, but from what I have been able to see on my mom when it comes to makeup, I would say skin prep is the most important step and less is more when it comes to mature skin (as I've mentioned in the previous comments, she has combination skin and quite large pores). She's told me that she prefers using complexion products that are more sheer, lighter formulas (never full coverage or any heavy formulas) and build them up when/where she feels like she needs it and also avoid powder as much as possible. Hope this helps!

@@SauerPatchGardeningI’m 43 but know what you mean. I know it’s been a while but I’d thought I’d answer as I really experience this too. I’m a good shade match so I use Dermalogica tinted primer, it looks like skin really and can be mixed with moisturiser and then I used a serum under eye concealer to brighten that’s a bit lighter. I apply tiny bits like Robert suggests and pat it in and then blend out with a brush or blender. A bit of beauty oil under the eye helps if you are dry there. Then contour with an appropriate bronzer or blush. I like brown mascara, tidy brows and a bit of highlighter to the top of cheekbones if I’m feeling sassy. I use low key shades but it’s brightening and protecting but I still see my skin. I’ve ditched foundation and powder completely. Just concealer and a tiny bit of loose powder if needed, I look better than I have in years. Tinted lip moisturiser I like now too.

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I couldn’t help myself 😅

@@RobertWelsh A whole new wooooooorld, going to be singing that all day tomorrow 😂💕

As he said “splendid” I too was saying “splendid” HOW CAN YOU SAY THAT AND NOT FINISH THE PHRASE!!!! 🤣🤣

@@Balletified what is your holy grail or some favorites, please?

@@Balletified me too!!! It didn't look great at all! I have dry skin and it just did not work out sadly. Good thing I didn't buy a whole bottle. Sephora was nice enough to give a sample to try it. Big bummer when I had hopes

@@Balletified oh man :(

@@MiXeeNiCho I wish he left out the shimmer

I never wear foundation yet I watched the whole thing because I love your energy! ✨

Thrift trick has oily skin and does interesting wear test vids :-)

Taylor Wynn does great in detail foundation reviews. She has dry skin because of her accutane treatments for her acne. She is great and gives a total different perspective since she isn’t a makeup artist.

@@sophieburgess6330 ooh I’m gonna have to look into them! I’m still new to RU-vid. I started watching in the hospital 2021 so I’m trying to find good RU-vidrs I can trust 😂

@@capytan ok cool that’s great news. Thanks so much for letting me know. I love the suggestions. I love knowing this community will help and let me know who else I can watch because I’ve honestly been binge watching Robert and James’s videos twice 😂😂 I have no life

Sophdoeslife does great wear tests and shows it in natural light etc.

Omg… I have no idea what to do with them 😂😂

I got one from an urban decay palette and started using it as my brow brush, so like using the thin flat side to clean up my brow with concealer and using the bigger side to blend it out! So there is hope for some 🤣 Could keep one in the car for moments when you feel your eyeshadow wasn’t as blended as you thought after leaving the house

I found a long thin rectangular tray at Ikea, I think it was meant for cutlery, and I store my double ended brushes in it. It matches my other brush cups and it's easy to store in a cabinet or drawer if needed. Try it if you find one you like!

Double brush storage: Antique enamel dental instrument trays/boxes are cheap (there were so many made & they last forever) & pretty easy to find, they are nice & easy to keep clean + nice for bathroom storage. Also, I have a lot of little shallow wooden bowls, I store makeup + skincare "accessories " like qtips, long pokies (xl toothpicks), craft sticks, & teeny spatulas flat in them, and then lie (lay?) dbl brushes, longer tweezers, & eyelash curlers (futile, but I guess I will always keep trying) on top. It keeps things fairly handy & looks nice, but a lot of ppl would freak out seeing how full my counter is with little bowls lol. (Bowls, bowls, everywhere bowls!) I store my reg brushes in a wooden pen & pencil holder my dad also made, I have seen them commercially too - many have different sizes holes for pens/cils, reg sharpies, & highlighters - they are fantastic storage for brushes, and they don't touch each other much - no color transfer! Like a vase, but even easier to find - and you can pack a lot of brushes with stiletto ends into a marker hole lol!

I'm so cheap, I lay mine in a small amazon parcel box lol they're the perfect length

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Same here lol!

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Stacey!!! Happy Wednesday!

dude you are so pretty omg. i just saved your recent video to watch after this!