The secret is all in this top-selling formula. This waterproof, ultra-light, water-based gel contains no emulsifiers and provides a totally natural, satin finish. Ideal for normal skin-types as well as for fine lines and large pores. Gives skin a uniform tone without accentuating imperfections. A makeup artist's favorite. Dany's Tip: "This foundation is also formulated for the body. Apply a fine layer, let dry three minutes, then blot the excess with a tissue before getting dressed." Sephora is the exclusive beauty retailer for this product.

Questions & Answers:

250 Questions

311 Answers

Ask a New Question

Overall Rating:

4.4

out of

Read All 1099 Reviews1099

Questions & Answers for MAKE UP FOR EVER Face & Body Liquid Makeup

Question

I am looking for MUFE face and body foundation in number 38 but it is not in stores or online, is it ever going tto be back in stock?

Face & Body Liquid Makeup
Item # 1054006 Size 1.69 oz
Color Pink Porcelain 38 - for porcelain skin with pink undertones

this is the item im looking for but it is listed that it is no longer in stock, does that mean this item is discontinued?

will it be avalible soon?

asked 11 months ago

marinamarina9

(ny,ny)

on Face & Body Liquid Makeup

0 answers

Answers

This question currently has no approved answers.

Question

Does this foundation cause ance breakouts?

Is this foundation okay to use on acne-prone skin?

asked 4 years, 8 months ago

lese

(San francisco, ca)

on Face & Body Liquid Makeup

13 answers

Answers

answer 1

This did not cause breakouts on my skin, but everyone is sensitive to different ingredients. THIS IS NOT OIL-FREE. It has the ingredient MANGO SEED BUTTER (seed oil). It is MINERAL OIL FREE. Just not OIL FREE

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

garza11

(Portland, Tx)

answer 2

No breakouts for me.

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

shell1328

(St. Louis Mo)

answer 3

You know, it really depends on you. I have sensitive combination skin & get occasional breakouts, and this product has been completely fine for me. It is oil-free, which is something you should look for if you are breakout-prone. Beyond looking for products marked oil-free & noncomedogenic the only way to find out if a product will break you out is to try it. Fortunately Sephora has an excellent return policy, so if you use it and it causes trouble for your skin you can return it & try something else. Just make sure not to change anything else in your skin routine when you switch foundation, so that you know for certain that it is the cause of any issues that pop up.

answered 2 years ago

autonoetic

(Charlotte, NC)

answer 4

It's oil-free and talc-free, and it's 75% water based, so it shouldn't break you out. HOWEVER, should you have sensitive skin or feel worried about it in any way, do what I do- use a layer of tinted moisturizer underneath the foundation to create a healthy barrier between your skin and your foundation.

I like the Smashbox tinted moisturizer because it has vitamins, minerals, goes on light, and won't make you oily. Also, using the tinted moisturizer will give you a more even tone and then you can use less foundation.

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

mccarley

(Reno, NV)

answer 5

HEAVILY fragranced. Fragrance is the #1 toxin in cosmetics. Have you seen 'The Story of Cosmetics'? Anyway, I would not buy this product even if you only get acne once in a while.
I bought it and it broke me out severely. I went to the cosmetics database online and typed in the product with it's ingredients, and it rated a 6 out of 10 in toxicity (this makes it a moderate hazard)
It is so loaded with fragrance that I would stay away.

answered 2 years, 9 months ago

keroppi33

answer 6

I have acne during my monthly cycle and have found that this product does not make it worse.

answered 4 years, 4 months ago

giggy

(Falmouth, ME)

answer 7

This doesn't break me out, and everything breaks me out...but it could still clog your pores and give you black heads/whiteheads because of the cosmetic grade mineral oil in it. Mat Velvet doesn't clog my pores or break me out, but I hate the way it looks on my skin(very flat and dull)...can't have everything I guess!

answered 4 years, 6 months ago

aleksis

(boca raton, fl)

answer 8

If you have normal to dry skin, it definitely should not cause breakouts. However, if your skin tends to be oily and/or you have acne trouble in general, I would probably suggest you try MUFE's Mat Velvet. It is designed for oilier skin types. Overall, i am sure that MUFE has a product that will work for you. Their stuff is really great.
Hope that helps!

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

Shay329

(Atlanta, GA)

answer 9

It doesn't seem to clog my pores at all. I think its definitely safe to use for acne prone skin!

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

kmsh

(Mount Pocono, PA)

answer 10

Don’t get this product. I have moderate acne, this foundation gave me more breakouts and severely dried out my skin.

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

Becca26

(Los Angeles, CA)

answer 11

No. I have very acne prone skin and this one is the only one that does not give me any problems, it also does not seperate if you are oily.

Great foundation!

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

innerwisdom

(Queen Creek, AZ)

answer 12

IT SEEMS TO BE FOR ME. NO BREAKOUTS

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

pink77

(BRADENTON,FLORIDA)

answer 13

not on me

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

llou

(Mobile, Al)

Question

Trying to find the right foundation color

I am currently using MUFE Face & Body in Ivory. When I received it, it was much darker than I was expecting but it was still okay for summer. I have very fair skin with pink undertones. Now that we're going into Fall, I have no idea what color to use. I was guessing Pink but not totally sure. What would be the best shade of foundation for me? I'm blonde, green eyes, fair skin, with pink undertones. Thanks!

asked 4 years, 8 months ago

Suzette2405

(Boston, MA)

on Face & Body Liquid Makeup

8 answers

Answers

answer 1

i really want to purchase this foundation. this would be my first time purchasing anything from sephora and make up for ever. i really am not sure what color i would be for foundation. i am really pale and normally for foundation i have to choose the lightest shade. i'm not sure how to tell if i have pink or yellow undertones either. the foundation i keep going back to is colorstay by revolon.. and i am the lightest shade in that brand.

answered 1 year, 11 months ago

xmrsjekyllhydex

(iowa)

answer 2

#38 has more of a yellow undertone and #36 has more a pink undertone. Personally, I prefer #36 as foundations with a yellow undertone make me look sallow, while #36 looks very natural on me and my undertone is similar to yours, as you have described it. Hopes this helps!

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

tullippe

(Bellingham, WA)

answer 3

I wear #20 from around mid-June through the end of October. The rest of the year, I blend #20 with #38, roughly 50/50. I get the perfect shade! I am very pale with mostly neutral undertones, dark blond hair, light brown eyes.

answered 2 years, 4 months ago

blur

(Chicago)

answer 4

Do not get pink. I have the fairest skin with pink undertones, to counteract the pink get a foundation with yellow undertones.

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

Becca26

(Los Angeles, CA)

answer 5

It sounds like the pink #36 might be right for you. I use it under my eyes, and it is a very delicate color that should be great for fair skin. Good luck!

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

JaneJane

(Williston, Vermont)

answer 6

I would recommend Porcelaine 2.

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

raspberry

(Columbus, OH)

answer 7

I HAVE ACTUALLY JUST FIGURED OUT WHAT MY UNDERTONE IS,ITS YELLOW 'I THINK' I CHOSE ALABASTER FOR SUMMER PLUS WINTER BECAUSE I DONT GO IN THE SUN. I WOULD SAY CHECK OUT THE SHADE FINDER @ SEPHORA UNDER MUFE.ALSO I WOULD SAY GO LIGHTER IF YOU TAN IN THE SUMMER AND YOUR COLOR IS TO DARK.IVORY IS VERY PALE SO MAYBE A LIGHT IVORY,AND AGAIN SEE SHADE FINDER AND PICK ONE ABOVE YOUR COLOR THEY SEEM TO GO LIGHTER TO DARKER. HOPE I HELPED ALITTLE !

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

pink77

(BRADENTON,FLORIDA)

answer 8

try the sand or one shade lighter

answered 4 years, 8 months ago

llou

(Mobile, Al)

Question

What color is right for my skintone?

I have extremely fair porcelain skin; however, foundations with pink in them tend to accentuate the redness in my skin. Is there a shade in this foundation that would be fair enough for me but also not make me look too pink/red?

asked 4 years, 1 month ago

erinmm79

(Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)

on Face & Body Liquid Makeup

4 answers

Answers

answer 1

I have similar skin: very fair, with some natural redness. I was matched with Ivory 20 in a Sephora store and it works really well for me.

answered 3 years, 6 months ago

100468384

(Pittsburgh, PA)

answer 2

#38 Pink Porcelain. Even though it says pink, I dont' see any pink in this at all. It's a VERY pale neutral color

answered 3 years, 9 months ago

brelee

(Boston, MA)

answer 3

I have similar coloring and I was matched into Ivory 20..

answered 4 years, 1 month ago

minden

(Charlotte, MI)

answer 4

If there is any foundation without color to bring up your pinkish undertones this would be it. It is very liquid like and the color is almost bland. I would recommend going into a Sephora store for your perfect color but since you said porcelain skin I would say Porcelain 20. For other great foundation's for your skin I would say Make Up For Ever's Mat Velvet + Matifying Foundation in No. 15 Alabaster, BareMinerals SPF 15 Foundation, or DiorSkin AirFlash Spray Foundation. I 100% recommend visiting a Sephora store to find your perfect shad though, there are so many options these days and to find the perfect item for you it will take a little testing so go in and test try things, ask and try samples! Im sure you will find what you are looking for soon! Hope this helps!
xoxo,
Beautygurugirl

answered 4 years, 1 month ago

beautygurugirl

(San Diego, CA)

Question

Need Help with Color!

I am currently using MUFE HD in 115 and the color is perfect for me. However, I want to try the Face and Body Liquid version and I am having a hard time choosing a color.

There is no Sephora where I go to school, so I am having to do this all online. Does anyone have any suggestions for a color match?

Thank you!

asked 2 years, 1 month ago

rojor000

(Ellensburg, WA)

on Face & Body Liquid Makeup

4 answers

Answers

answer 1

Try using the Makeupforever Shade finder. Click on the drag box (top right) that says BRANDS and click on MAKEUP FOREVER. Under where it says "FIND MORE ABOUT THE BRAND" there is a link that says "Shade finder"- click on it. You can hoover over the different shades. Being that you already know watch match you are in the HD it will be alot easier.

answered 1 year, 10 months ago

sabby22

answer 2

You can use the Makeup Forever Shade finder. Just click on the top right drag box where it says BRANDS and click on MAKEUPFOREVER. From there you will see a link under "LEARN MORE ABOUT THE BRAND" and click on Shade Finder. Just hoover over the different tones it gives you, hopefully this will give you an idea.

answered 1 year, 10 months ago

sabby22

answer 3

I went to the store and ended up with a much darker color than I would have ordered online.

answered 1 year, 11 months ago

mandyb4242

(South Kakilaki)

answer 4

We invite you to call us at 1-877-SEPHORA (1-877-737-4672) for a color consultation by phone with one of our Beauty Advisors. You can also check out their Shade Finder: http://www.sephora.com/browse/brand_hierarchy.jhtml?brandId=MAKE%20UP%20FOR%20EVER&contentId=C19212. Thanks!

answered 2 years, 1 month ago

1877SEPHORA

(San Francisco, CA)

Question

I was wondering about the oil in the product...

Hi,
the reviews for this product are really positive, but I'm worried that one of the main ingredients in it is mineral oil. In the past when I've used products for the face--a few concealers--with oil in them, they've clogged my pores. I was wondering if there was anything like say a primer, or anything like that which might help--or should I just look for a different product?

asked 3 years, 10 months ago

Llamatime

(New York, NY)

on Face & Body Liquid Makeup

4 answers

Answers

answer 1

I can tell you with 100% certainly that MUFE did remove the mineral oil.

answered 2 years, 10 months ago

LizB999

(New York, NY)

answer 2

I have two bottles of this and mineral oil is not listed as an ingredient on them.

answered 3 years, 9 months ago

brelee

(Boston, MA)

answer 3

The mineral oil has been removed I believe. But I recommend LORAC aquaPRIME to use under this.

answered 3 years, 9 months ago

ilovevl

(ohio)

answer 4

My face breaks out pretty easily and the mineral oil in this product worried me as well. This foundation did not break me out, but it did aggravate my oily skin which made me look super greasy after a few hours of application. I have however heard that they took the mineral oil out of the face and body foundation...but I'm not sure if this is true. I hope this helps!

answered 3 years, 9 months ago

snwsnw

(Santa Fe, TX)

Question

How long does it last?

My foundation looks good when I first put it on, but it looks disgusting after and hour of two, does this have any real staying power??

asked 3 years, 11 months ago

elenarotov

(Point of Rocks, VA)

on Face & Body Liquid Makeup

3 answers

Answers

answer 1

It lasts on my face from 7am until 9pm. I "touch up" only my nose. This stays put over sunscreen when I'm gardening in direct sunlight. It tricks me into believing I have perfect skin - an I so don't.

answered 2 years, 5 months ago

Catwomanca

(CA)

answer 2

I tried the Face and Body Liquid Makeup and it lasted a very long time. It's totally waterproof, it's not gonna come off unless u practically rub it off. I used Honey Beige 34 and it matched perfectly. Definitely buildable and feels really good on your skin. It's a great product definitely for summer so you wont sweat your makeup off :)

answered 3 years, 8 months ago

Stac14

(Orange County, CA)

answer 3

This product seems to have staying power...I use the small tube for cover up /concealer...it's definitely worth a try.

answered 3 years, 8 months ago

MalibuMom

(Malibu CA)

Question

Will this product help my face not look so white in pictures due to flash from camera? Does ingredients include zinc which causes this?

asked 3 years, 5 months ago

cnc0814

(Marrero, LA)

on Face & Body Liquid Makeup

3 answers

Answers

answer 1

It does not flash "white" - even if applied over sunscreen!

answered 2 years, 5 months ago

Catwomanca

(CA)

answer 2

The product is so light it looks very natural. Like the other answer I would say no it will not cause the white-flash face. But also be aware of what is in you lotion. SPF causes the white look and although its the first thing you put on it will cause the white face.

answered 2 years, 10 months ago

maykuplvr

(Oakland, CA)

answer 3

I checked the ingredients and this makeup has no zinc listed, or SPF, which is usually what makes skin appear lighter in flash photography. It doesn't have a completely matte finish so unless set with powder there will be a certain amount of "glow" but no more so than well-moisturized skin. Setting with a powder (that is also zinc-and-SPF-free) should make it matte.

answered 3 years, 4 months ago

Spockgirl

(Vancouver, BC)

Question

Has anyone tried Porcelain 2?

I use Soft Beige 1 on my chest. However, it is too dark for my face.

I tried Alabaster Beige 32 (too yellow) & Ivory 20 (too light & too yellow).

I have fair skin with pink/beige undertones.
I usually wear the 2nd or 3rd lightest color of a foundation.

I was wondering if PORCELAIN 2 might be the right shade.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

asked 3 years ago

Jacqui

(Bronx, NY)

on Face & Body Liquid Makeup

3 answers

Answers

answer 1

It sounds like we have similar coloring as both Alabaster Beige 32 & Ivory 20 were too yellow for me. I have used Porcelain 2 by itself with great results. But, my best results come from mixing Porcelain 2 with Ivory 20. This gives me the perfect neutral shade for my skin. For me, a 50/50 mixture works best, but you should play around with the ratio to see what works best for you. I usually pre-mix half a bottle of each in a separate empty bottle to avoid the hassle of having to mix the shades every morning. Works great!

answered 1 year, 8 months ago

jacinta7990

(NJ)

answer 2

#2 is my shade! I have fair skin with pink undertones and a tiiiny hint of tan (fake, but whatever). I usually use one or two shades up from the lightest in makeup ranges that have a good bit of shade variation. It looks too dark in the bottle, but blends perfectly with my skin once applied - I never would have picked it up off of the shelf for that reason, but a salesperson at Sephora helped me find the right shade. It's tough to pick the right color online - if you have a Sephora nearby, I'd definitely recommend going in and trying out different shades. They'll even make you a little sample to take home for a test run.

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

autonoetic

(Charlotte, NC)

answer 3

I'm very fair skinned (Swedish, English, Irish) with pink undertones and I found #2 a little dark for me.

It does seem to be quite pink so it might be too pink for you. But it's worth trying if you're not too yellow.

Go to your local Sephora and have them apply some or ask for a sample to try at home.

answered 2 years, 11 months ago

LizB999

(New York, NY)

Question

In between shades,should I mix two together or try something new?

I recently purchased Ivory 20 which is just a tad too dark for me so I decided I would try Pink Porcelain 38 which is a tad too light and pink. Should I mix these two shades together? I am wondering if the two will mix together ok,has anyone done this? Does anyone have a shade recommendation that would work better on my skin tone? I was curious about the alabaster,but I am assuming that it is probably darker than the ivory.

I have stage IV cancer and the medication I am on makes me sweat like crazy so I really like how this foundation stays put even when my face is leaking! Any help would be greatly appreciated,thank you.

asked 2 years, 3 months ago

midnightsun

(Juneau)

on Face & Body Liquid Makeup

3 answers

Answers

answer 1

I'm between shades too. Ivory 20 is too yellow for me and Porcelain 2 is too pink. Mixing them at almost a 50/50 ration creates my perfect color. I actually use an old bottle and fill it about halfway with 20 and then the rest of the way with 2, then shake it for a while to mix them together. It's a lot more convenient and such a time saver to pre-mix them that way, rather than mixing them with each application.

answered 1 year, 8 months ago

jacinta7990

(NJ)

answer 2

20 + 38 is a great combo for creating a realistic pale tone! These are made to be mixed. If you go into MUFE's flagship store in NYC they custom mix it for you.

answered 2 years ago

anode

answer 3

I say mix them! i mix mine all the time! I recently got caught in a storm and my foundation didnt move! i would just blot it as you sweat.

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

smk2985

(Newport News, Va)

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ... 25 | ...next