IMAN Second to None Cream to Powder Foundation, Dark Skin, Earth 4

AMAZON

Gives the flawless look you want, with a truly natural appearance. Glides on like sheer silk to give the coverage of cream combined with a velvety powder finish. Full coverage foundation imparts a velvety powder finish. Apply with sponge for a natural and sheer look. Use fingertips and blend evenly for maximum coverage. Apply foundation and blend downward in the direction of your hair growth for a more even texture. When applying with fingers, use your ring finger, the direction of your hair growth for a more even texture. When applying with fingers, use your ring finger, this applies the least amount of pressure.… read more

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