Nars Light Reflecting Foundation - Phoenix

We recommend testing the foundation directly on your jawline in natural light. For online purchases, consult shade matching guides that compare to other foundations you use or visit a NARS counter for a professional match.

While it provides a luminous finish, individuals with oily skin can use it effectively by prepping with a mattifying primer and setting with a translucent powder, especially in the T-zone, to control shine.

Yes, this foundation features buildable coverage. Start with a thin layer for sheer coverage, and apply additional thin layers to areas where more coverage is desired, blending each layer well.

For a natural, luminous finish, use a damp beauty sponge or a dense buffing brush. Fingertips can also work for a very sheer application. Always blend from the center of the face outwards.

While it contains light-reflecting properties designed to enhance radiance, some ingredients in light-reflecting products can occasionally interact with flash photography. We recommend doing a quick test with a flash photo to ensure your desired result.

Use your preferred makeup remover, cleansing oil, or micellar water to gently dissolve the foundation. Follow with your regular facial cleanser to ensure all residue is removed.

Ensure your skin is well-hydrated and exfoliated. Apply a primer before foundation. Blend thoroughly using small, circular motions or gentle patting with a damp sponge.

Use a hydrating primer, apply less product in those areas, and gently press with a clean finger or sponge to blend out excess product immediately after application. Set with a minimal amount of very fine powder if needed.

Oxidation can be caused by skin oils reacting with the foundation. Try using a mattifying primer or a setting spray designed to prevent oxidation. Ensure your skincare routine isn't overly oily. Sometimes, selecting a slightly lighter shade can counteract oxidation.

Prep your skin with a long-wear primer. Apply in thin layers and set with a good quality setting powder and/or setting spray. Avoid touching your face excessively.

This foundation has a luminous finish. If you prefer less shine, use a mattifying primer in your T-zone. Lightly dust a translucent setting powder on areas prone to shine. Blot excess oil with blotting papers throughout the day.