Maybelline Super Stay Lumi Matte Foundation - 367

The 'Lumi Matte' finish is designed to be a hybrid: it provides the oil-controlling benefits of a matte foundation while still offering a subtle, healthy luminosity, preventing your skin from looking flat or dull.

Given the 'Matte' aspect of its name, it is likely formulated to help control shine and would generally be suitable for oily to combination skin types. However, individual results may vary. > Info needed: Specific claims for oily skin.

The 'Super Stay' designation indicates a long-wearing formula designed to last for extended periods without needing frequent touch-ups. > Info needed: Specific wear time in hours (e.g., 'up to 24 hours').

For the most accurate match, it's recommended to test shades directly on your jawline in natural lighting. If purchasing online, utilize online shade matching tools or consult shade comparison charts for your specific undertone and depth, keeping in mind shade 367 is just one option.

Most foundations, including this one, allow for buildable coverage. Start with a thin layer for light coverage and apply additional small amounts to areas where more coverage is desired, blending well between layers.

While the 'Super Stay' claim suggests good longevity and resistance, whether it is fully transfer-proof would require specific product testing or claims from the manufacturer. Setting with powder can help minimize transfer. > Info needed: Manufacturer's specific claim regarding transfer-proof properties.

Oxidation, where foundation darkens slightly after application due to interaction with air and skin oils, can occur with various formulas. If you experience this, try selecting a shade slightly lighter than your initial match, or use a good primer. > Info needed: If Maybelline specifically formulates against oxidation for this product.

Ensure skin is properly moisturized and primed. Apply with a clean, damp sponge or a dense foundation brush, blending thoroughly in small sections. Less product can often yield a smoother finish.

Foundation shades can look different in various lighting. Test the shade on your jawline in natural light before full application. If it's too light, you can try warming it with a bronzer; if too dark, a lighter concealer or powder might help blend, but ultimately, a closer shade match may be needed.

Prep skin with a long-wear primer. After application, set with a light dusting of translucent setting powder, focusing on oily areas. Avoid touching your face excessively throughout the day.

Ensure skin is well-hydrated before application. For more luminosity, mix a drop of liquid highlighter into your foundation before applying, or dab a luminous setting spray after makeup.

Use a pore-filling primer before application. Apply a thinner layer of foundation over areas prone to creasing. Gently tap away excess product in these areas throughout the day if needed.