Good Housekeeping (UK)

BRILLIANT BASES

Real skin finishes for polished looks.

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Lancôme Teint Idole Ultra Wear All Over Concealer, £28

The beauty of this non-caking concealer lies in its versatilit­y: use it to even out redness, shadows and pigmentati­on here and there, or blend out for all-over coverage that leaves regular foundation redundant.

Maybelline Superstay 24H Hybrid Powderfoun­dation, £11.99

Although aimed at a fullcovera­ge-loving Gen Z, we find this works nicely on noses, chins and foreheads when applied with a fluffy powder brush, giving a pulled-together finish that lasts.

Bobbi Brown Vitamin Enriched Face Base, £49

Part moisturise­r, part makeup base, this buttery primer gives skin a flattering glow while helping your foundation look better for longer. It’s a modern classic that’s standing the test of time.

Oxygenetix Blemish Control Foundation, £66

Where some foundation­s exacerbate breakouts, this uses salicylic acid to unblock pores while aloe vera and vitamin E calm inflammati­on. Apply in light layers for customised

coverage.

Ilia Super Serum Skin Tint SPF30, £46

An impressive level of squalane and hyaluronic acid keeps skin fresh and hydrated, while the silky, featherlig­ht coverage fuses with the skin in the most natural-looking way.

Ere Perez Lychee Crème Corrector, £32

Rarely do we see such an excellent all-rounder as this creamy, medium-coverage corrector. Good anywhere but outstandin­g around the eyes, it illuminate­s, de-puffs and minimises fine lines without settling in them.

Hourglass Ambient Lighting Finishing Powder, £48

Where some powders leave us looking flat, every shade of this finely milled formulatio­n mimics the effect of a different light source bouncing off the skin – from a cool, moonlit glow to a rich, sunlit bronze.

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