Natasha Denona HY-GLAM foundation - 30ml

This foundation is formulated with hydrating actives, making it ideal for normal to dry skin types. Its lightweight texture also works well for combination skin, especially when set with powder in oilier areas.

The HY-GLAM Foundation offers medium, buildable coverage. You can apply a single thin layer for a natural look or build it up to medium coverage for more perfected skin without it feeling heavy.

Yes, this foundation has a 'self-setting' formula designed to dry down to a naturally radiant finish without the immediate need for powder. If you prefer a matte look, you can certainly set it.

Yes, its advanced formula is designed for long-lasting wear, ensuring your complexion remains refreshed, glowing, and beautifully radiant from morning to night.

The Natasha Denona HY-GLAM Foundation is infused with hyaluronic acid and squalane, both known for their intense moisturizing and skin-nourishing properties.

No, it features a lightweight and breathable texture that glides on smoothly, designed to create a 'second-skin illusion' and feel comfortable all day without being heavy or cakey.

Absolutely! The HY-GLAM Foundation was specifically designed to complement the HY-GLAM Concealer, ensuring a seamless blend and a cohesive, radiant complexion.

Ensure your skin is thoroughly moisturized and exfoliated prior to application. Use a damp beauty sponge or a well-blended foundation brush for smoother, more even distribution. Work in small sections, blending thoroughly.

After applying the foundation, lightly dust a translucent setting powder over areas where you desire a more matte finish, such as the T-zone or forehead. Blotting papers can also help absorb excess shine throughout the day.

Apply a second thin layer of foundation to the areas needing more coverage, gently patting or stippling it into the skin. For targeted concealing, follow up with the Natasha Denona HY-GLAM Concealer.

Ensure your skin is well-hydrated before applying. Use a lighter hand with less product around areas with fine lines. A hydrating primer can also help create a smoother canvas. Pat rather than rub product into these areas.