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The All Natural Face Vegan Cream Foundation

When I placed my order from The All Natural Face back in February, I decided to try their cream foundation.  Brianna (iluvjesse444) has recommended it numerous times, but I still didn't have the highest hopes for it.  My skin often doesn't respond well to cream and liquid foundations, plus I'm extra fussy about skin still looking like skin, rather than makeup.  All things considered, I put foundations up against a pretty steep grading curve.  
All Natural Face Cream Foundation in Porcelain Kissed by Honey (10g size)

 The All Natural Face Cream Foundation has pretty variable coverage, depending on how you choose to apply it.  I love applying this foundation with my fingers to get a light to medium coverage.  I scoop out a small amount, warm it up on the back of my hand, dot it on my face, and then blend it in with my fingers.  Once it's warmed up, the foundation has a lovely creamy feel and blends easily, but I still like to spritz a couple sprays of George's Aloe all over my face and pat that in, just to make sure it's all blended.  Next, I use a small amount of Honeybee Gardens' Pressed Mineral Foundation around my nose and on any other small areas that need a little extra coverage.  I also use some kind of concealer under my eyes.  Last, I dust my whole face with Lucy Minerals' Lucy Light Finishing Powder.  I'm not sure the foundation actually needs to be set with a powder, unless you have oily skin, but I prefer how my skin feels, to the touch, with a powder on top.

You can definitely achieve a heavier coverage, but personally I don't like to, since as you build it up, the foundation starts to look more like obvious makeup.  Even sheered out with my fingers, coverage starts out a little heavier than I want it to be.  For about the first hour after application, I can see the foundation sitting on top of my skin, but after that, it somehow settles and just leaves a beautiful perfected finish, without looking at all heavy or cakey.  It also lasts all day and doesn't transfer.
The All Natural Face Cream Foundation in Porcelain Kissed By Honey (Swatched heavily and blended out)
The All Natural Face Cream Foundation in Porcelain Kissed By Honey (Swatched heavily and blended out)
Something else to keep in mind is that, while I initially ordered this to use as an under eye concealer, much like my first impressions of the color correcting concealer, I really don't like how this foundation sits under my eyes.  There, it does end up looking thick and cakey and somehow highlights uneven skin and tiny bumps that I'm otherwise not even aware of having.  For this reason, I keep the foundation away from the whole eye area and instead go back in and conceal there with other products.
Wearing The All Natural Face Cream Foundation in Porcelain Kissed by Honey
The Bottom Line
Even though I was ready not to like it, The All Natural Face's Vegan Cream Foundation has really impressed me!  It has a beautiful finish, lasts all day, and hasn't irritated my skin in the least.  Plus,  it's super affordable.  Starting at $6.50, the price is pretty comparable to that of a drugstore foundation, but instead you're getting a completely clean and natural product.  This is definitely something I can see myself keeping in my makeup bag for a long time to come.
Ingredients: organic jojoba oil, organic argan oil, candelillia wax, mica, oxides, titanium dioxide and zinc oxide
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12 comments

  1. Live It, Love It, Green It27 March 2013 at 18:52

    I love the way it looks on you. FOTD more often please! I can't get this foundation to work for me, I'm still playing with it though.

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    1. Caitie27 March 2013 at 20:37

      Thanks! I'll try for more FOTD's, but no promises :) I still haven't mastered close up eye shots, but I'm working on it!

      It's funny how foundations can work well on one person and not on another. What was your problem with it?

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    2. Live It, Love It, Green It27 March 2013 at 22:12

      I fail at FOTD's so I totally understand lol.

      I swear this foundation is working for everyone but me. I find it makes my face look dry regardless of how I apply it or whether my face is actually dry or not. It's the weirdest thing.

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    3. Caitie28 March 2013 at 08:52

      That sucks! Have you tried misting water or toner or something like that part way through applying? I find the aloe makes it blend in easier and I think Brianna does something similar.

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  2. Martha Hokenson27 March 2013 at 19:15

    Wow that's super-cheap! Something I will have to look for. Thanks for the detailed review!

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    1. Caitie27 March 2013 at 20:36

      You're welcome! You definitely can't beat the price :)

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  3. mary28 March 2013 at 00:36

    How did you pick your color?! I have a bunch of samples and I am majorly confused!

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    1. Caitie28 March 2013 at 08:56

      I wanted to buy it when I was ordering with the coupon, so I just took a guess! I picked the undertone and then just went for the lightest shade. Got lucky I guess :)

      Do you have samples of the powder foundation or the cream? I was wondering how they even match up, since some of the blushes change so much when added to the cream base.

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  4. Sugarpuffish28 March 2013 at 04:15

    This sounds like an interesting foundation, I've yet to see anything like this in UK :)

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    1. Caitie28 March 2013 at 08:58

      I haven't seen a lot of natural cream foundations either. I think Nvey Eco makes one, but price-wise at least, it's the complete opposite end of the spectrum from this one!

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  5. Caitie28 March 2013 at 09:56

    The price certainly doesn't hurt :)

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  6. Anonymous3 June 2013 at 04:28

    OH my god! I would really love to try that. Cant believe its cheap and its vegan. Where is it sold though? Hope theyd start selling in drugstores

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