Thursday, April 30, 2015

First Impressions: Cover Fx Custom Cover Drops in N10

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I was so, so, so excited to try the Custom Cover Drops by Cover Fx. I have never tried anything by Cover Fx before and this foundation-type product intrigued me. The Custom Cover Drops is not a regular foundation, it is pigment meant to be mixed with other products (e.g., moisturizer, primer, sunscreen). You can customize the coverage from sheer—1 drop—to total coverage—4 drops. I am always looking for full coverage in a foundation so I really wanted to try this product. It’s $44 for 0.50 oz. (typical foundations are 1 oz.) and I picked it up at Sephora during the VIB Rouge sale.

 















There is a nice range of colors—24 colors in neutral, pink and golden undertones ranging from very light to pretty dark. This is a huge plus because it is often hard for people with very light or very dark skin tones to find a product that matches their skin. The product is dispensed through a dropper since you measure the amount of coverage you want by the number of drops you add to your moisturizer (or whatever you’re mixing the pigment in). It’s nice that this eliminates a step since you can combine skin care and foundation into one. The drops contain “Flash Fusion Technology” that instantly transforms your moisturizer, etc. into a foundation when you add the drops—a ton of mixing was not needed. Cover Fx promises a smooth application with ingredients similar to what is in skin. For full coverage, I mixed three drops of this with my primer and set to applying it.

*Sigh* I wanted to love this. I really did. I thought it would be a game-changer, enough that I spent almost $40 on it. The Custom Cover Drops did not apply well for me at all. It clung to the dryness on my skin (dryness I’ve never even seen with my other foundations) and just sat on my skin weirdly. It did not blend well and it definitely did not give full coverage. It was light coverage at best so I added more pigment. It was still only light coverage. I gave up and applied my MAC Fluid Fix foundation over it.

Since I’ve tried this, I’ve seen many beauty YouTubers rave about this product so I’m disappointed that it did not work out for me. Needless to say, I returned it. I picked up some lippies instead J (review(s) to come!).


Disclaimer: This item was purchased with my own money and all opinions are 100% honest and my own. I do not provide positive reviews for payment. Products that work for me may not necessarily work for you.

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