As a beauty editor, I, like many others, are always on the lookout for the next big thing when it comes to foundations. And, I must say, Huda Beauty's new Easy Blur Foundation is generating a significant amount of buzz on social media. (The Mirror, June 2023) As someone who's notoriously particular about their skincare, I approached this product with a healthy dose of skepticism.
I've historically been a fan of dewy, radiance-boosting foundations that add a healthy glow to my complexion. However, this one catches my attention with its unique blend of skin-smoothing niacinamide and pore-blurring silica. The results, as always, were nothing short of astonishing. Initially, I was struck by how easy it was to apply - the formula is virtually runny, gliding smoothly onto the skin with minimal mess.
As I blended, I was expecting it to leave me looking cakey and unnatural, but instead... it delivered a smooth, eggshell finish that's incredibly close to my natural skin tone. The coverage was buildable, and it concealed my blemishes without looking like I was wearing a mask (The Mirror, June 2023). I was thrilled to find that it performed exceptionally well during both a night out and a daytime few hours, staying put without looking greasy or faded.
However, I do caution that it may not be the most suitable for those with particularly dry skin or fine lines. (Note: The paragraphs contain examples of a mix of the requested speech styles) * Formal: "As a beauty editor, I... like many others, are always on the lookout for the next big thing when it comes to foundations."
* Consultative: "And, I must say, Huda Beauty's new Easy Blur Foundation is generating a significant amount of buzz on social media."
* Casual: "As someone who's notoriously particular about their skincare, I approached this product with a healthy dose of skepticism."
* Intimate: "The results, as always, were nothing short of astonishing" and "However, "it delivered a smooth," "eggshell finish that's incredibly close to my natural skin tone."
Huda Beauty Foundation Review
As a beauty editor, I've been keeping a close eye on Huda Beauty's latest release, the Easy Blur Foundation. Like many others, I'm always on the lookout for the next big thing when it comes to foundations, and this one has indeed generated a significant amount of buzz on social media. The Mirror, a trusted source for beauty news and reviews, notes that this foundation's unique blend of skin-smoothing niacinamide and pore-blurring silica is a major selling point.
I was intrigued to find out how well it performs in real ___. I must say, I approached this product with a healthy dose of skepticism - as someone who's notoriously particular about their skincare, I like to think I can be pretty discerning about what works for my skin. The Mirror reports that the formula is "virtually runny", gliding smoothly onto the skin with minimal mess, and I was initially wary of this "runny" texture. But... I'm thrilled to report that it delivered a smooth, eggshell finish that's incredibly close to my natural skin tone - a true breakout star of the beauty world, if you will.
The coverage was buildable, "and it concealed my blemishes without looking cakey or unnatural." And the best part? It performed exceptionally well during both a night out and a daytime few hours, "staying put without looking greasy or faded." My skin looked and felt radiant - a standout feature... indeed.
As a beauty editor, foundations are one of my favourite things to test; I love skin looking its best, and the results are instant. So as soon as a new one launches, I want to get my hands on it – and one that's currently getting a lot of hype on social media is Huda Beauty's new Easy Blur Foundation . Containing 1.5% skin-smoothing niacinamide and plus pore-blurring silica, Easy Blur costs £32 and claims to give an 'airbrushed' finish and a buildable medium coverage. It's also labelled as non-comedogenic (meaning it won't block pores).◌◌◌◌◌◌◌
