INIKA Organic Serum Foundation - Nourish

While it has a satin finish and is approved for sensitive skin, it is enriched with oils. Individuals with very oily skin might find it best to use a mattifying primer beforehand and set lightly with powder in the T-zone.

Start with a pea-sized amount and blend. For medium coverage, you may need to apply a second thin layer, focusing on areas that require more attention. Adjust the amount based on your personal preference and coverage needs.

The 'Nourish' shade itself refers to the foundation's formulation, which is rich in nourishing ingredients like Ceramide and Baobab Seed. The key benefits are its hydrating properties, anti-aging effects, and support for the skin's barrier, providing a natural, vitalizing look.

Yes, it is dermatologist approved for sensitive skin, and 97% of users agreed it does not cause irritation or breakouts. Its natural ingredients and lightweight feel make it a good option for many skin types.

The foundation is housed in packaging made from recycled (PCR) plastic, contributing to a more sustainable beauty industry by reusing materials.

The foundation is formulated to be transfer-proof. 93% of users confirmed there was no product transfer, meaning it stays on your skin where you apply it.

It can be effectively removed with your regular facial cleanser or an oil-based cleanser at the end of the day to ensure all traces are removed.

Ensure your skin is well-prepped and hydrated. Try using a damp makeup sponge or a stippling brush for a smoother blend. Allow each layer to set slightly before applying more.

This is a buildable foundation. Apply a second or even a third thin layer, focusing on areas that need more coverage. Ensure each layer is blended well.

While hydrating, very dry skin types may benefit from a richer moisturizer underneath or a hydrating primer. Ensure you are using enough product for your skin's needs.

The shade may oxidize slightly upon contact with skin. Allow it to fully dry down before assessing the color. Consider skin undertones when selecting your shade.