wet n wild Photo Focus Matte Foundation Stick Makeup, Sunkiss Beige | Vegan & Cruelty-Free

I love this makeup stick it holds its own next to the Revlon version of photo ready makeup stick this wet and wild it is so good I'm a little bit my skin is a little bit older now so I don't think I'm going to be using it too much longer but it does cover up and it is Matt which I love but I'm 62 now and I don't believe that it's working for me anymore I'm going to have to search for a New foundation that looks like looks matte on a 62-year-old face I don't know wish me luck

Love this! This foundation is as good or better than foundations that I have spent a fortune on looking for a good foundation for my mature skin. I am 61 years old and needed good coverage without a heavy, caked, or creased look. I couldn't be happier. I apply to areas with my fingertip that need extra coverage and then swipe on and blend with a brush, following up with extra coverage with my fingertip again. I set it with some expensive mineral foundation that I bought that was supposed to be for mature skin but didn't give sufficient coverage. Thanks for a quality product at an unbelievable price!!!

The stick broke the first time I rolled it up to use & I did not advance it too far. I haven't tried it on my face yet.

These are very very good. Not only do I use it on my face but I use it on my legs to cover spots and scars. Does a very good job

I’ve always used this, but this time the lid didn’t fit right

So smooth, does not create creases. Easy to spread on skin. Using classic ivory. Last all day.

This was the find of the year for me. I don’t always think buying the most expensive makeup just because you can is what you should do. I happened on this and ordered it in two shades. This foundation stick is smooth and covers nicely. It does not settle in your fine lines as I’m 54 and have a few. (I also started using wet-n-wild cream concealer, contour and highlighter) This foundation stick creams out nicely with a brush or a sponge. I’ve noticed it’s wrinkle resistant which is brilliant. This is a very affordable makeup for anyone

I was a longtime fan of the Max Factor Panstik makeup and wore it for decades before it was discontinued in the US. When I couldn’t get the Maybelline stick foundation I had switched to, I decided to give this Wet n Wild stick foundation a try.The formula feels drier to the touch compared to Max Factor and Maybelline, which made it less smooth and more challenging to apply evenly. It takes some extra effort to blend it out on the skin. That said, the coverage is decent once you get it applied properly, and it holds up fairly well throughout the day.Overall, it’s an acceptable alternative if you’re looking for stick foundation on a budget, but it doesn’t quite match the ease of application or creamy texture of the others I’ve used in the past.