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Stila Natural Finish Oil-Free Makeup

This oil-free, medium coverage foundation has a soft, natural, semi-matte finish, so skin looks natural, not dull. The smooth, easy to apply texture lets you build the coverage you want, yet lets your natural beauty shine through all day.

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Questions & Answers for Stila Natural Finish Oil-Free Makeup

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Blemish coverage

How is the coverage of this foundation on normal to oily tzone skin with moderate acne?(I'm 16 btw with fair skin)

asked 4 months, 1 week ago

soccerchic19

(Chicago,il)

on Natural Finish Oil-Free Makeup

3 answers

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answer 1

oh, i meant to add that i get oily around my nose area and this foundation still works well for me. you can always re-apply the powder to eliminate the shine or use blotting sheets.

answered 3 weeks ago

Cookieface

(Dover, DE)

answer 2

this works fine for me covering my blemishes, especially if you use a powder to set it, also using a powder will help the foundation last all day long (at least for me). anytime you use a liquid or stick foundation, you want to set it with a powder for staying power.

answered 3 weeks ago

Cookieface

(Dover, DE)

answer 3

It only has a light coverage so if you have imperfections on your face then the use of a concealer is a must. However if you have acne then I suggest you try other foundations that provide at least a medium coverage. I personally find that Stila foundations (Illuminiating Liquid or the Natural Finish) wear off very quickly and don't work well on oily skin.

answered 4 months ago

Carefreebee

(Toronto, Ontario)

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Shade like NC 42

Does anyone use this that used to use MAC's NC 42 or
know a shade that is similar? Last time someone suggested a shade I had to return it and I can't transport myself that easily.

asked 8 months ago

Anonymous

on Natural Finish Oil-Free Makeup

2 answers

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answer 1

I agree with bolmex23. I was matched with stila's 70 watt illuminating powder foundation and found out that stila's 75 watt illuminating foundation was an absolute perfect match. i was also matched to mac's nc 42 foundation stick, when looked great. i wanted to try stila's natural finish oil-free makeup and shade D matches me perfectly, which is weird because since i wear the 70-75 watt powder, it says i should wear shade 'I' in the natural finish. but, yeah, if you're a mac nc 42, try stila's shade D in the natural finish makeup.

answered 1 month ago

Cookieface

(Dover, DE)

answer 2

i bought the same mac foundation before, i didnt like it, it gave me a yellowish tint. i got this foundation in D and it blends sooo perfectly. gives a nice tan color that looks very natural. and this one blends a lot easier than the mac foundation. so if your NC42, then use D, i use it and its PERFECTLY matched to my skin color, no yellowish tint at all!

answered 3 months ago

bolmex23

(tustin, ca)

Question

How do Stila shades compare to one another?

I have the perfecting foundation stick in shade "d". Would I order shade "d" in the liquid foundation as well? Thanks!

asked 11 months ago

AmberfromSC

(Charleston, SC)

on Natural Finish Oil-Free Makeup

2 answers

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answer 1

you definitely need to get matched at a store or order online and return it if it doesn't match. i wear the illuminating powder foundation in 70/75 watt, stick foundation in G, and natural finish oil-free in D/E. sounds crazy doesn't it. i thought the shades would be the same too, but they're not.

answered 3 weeks ago

Cookieface

(Dover, DE)

answer 2

Not always. I would go try it on first. I find that that they vary slightly because they are different formulas.

answered 11 months ago

NAP1981

(Chicago, IL)

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Is this non-comedegenic and good for acne prone skin?

I am 38 and fighting issues with adult acne, primarily in my chin area so it's not able to be hidden. I wear a foundation for a few days and then boom - a breakout ensues. Would this be a good foundation for me? If not, any recommendations? I currently use Lorac and it used to work well, but not I'm finding it's not cutting it any more.

asked 3 weeks, 1 day ago

lemjam

(St. Louis, MO)

on Natural Finish Oil-Free Makeup

1 answer

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answer 1

I agree with company's product description

answered 2 weeks, 1 day ago

NYLuckyCharm

(Charm)

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does this foundation cover rosacea?

my face gets really red throughout the day, will this cover the redness?
and if i sweat will it become blotchy?

asked 3 months, 3 weeks ago

Sofiaaa

(las vegas, nv)

on Natural Finish Oil-Free Makeup

1 answer

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answer 1

I run marathons so obviously I sweat a lot! Even when I'm only training I drip sweat and my foundation NEVER runs or blotches or moves unless I touch my face.

answered 3 months ago

beluga7503

(Spokane, WA)

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What are the ingredients?

Can someone please list the ingredients of this foundation?

asked 5 months, 3 weeks ago

LegallyBlondie

(San Diego, CA)

on Natural Finish Oil-Free Makeup

1 answer

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answer 1

ingredients: water (aqua), phenyl trimethicone, isohexadecane, disteardimonium hectorite, butylene glycol, dimethicone, cetyl peg/ppg-10/1 dimethicone, hdi/trimethylol hexyllactone crosspolymer, isododecane, cyclotetrasiloxane, polyglyceryl-3 diisostearate, sodium chloride, phenoxyethanol, polysilicone-11, peg-10 dimethicone, silica, nylon-12, methylheptyl isostearate, tribehenin, caprylyl glycol, sorbic acid, laureth-7, propylene carbonate, triethoxycaprylylsilane, simethicone, hexylene glycol, tocopheryl acetate, ascorbyl palmitate, laminaria saccharina extract, may contain (+/-) mica, titanium dioxde (ci 77891), iron oxides (ci 77491, ci 77492, ci 77499) <iln c71038>

answered 3 months, 1 week ago

kris1086

(Boston, MA)

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skin tone

I use Stila's Tinted Moisturizer spf 30 in light 03. Which shade would you recommend in the foundation?

asked 6 months ago

mykidzmyworld

(Houston, TX)

on Natural Finish Oil-Free Makeup

1 answer

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answer 1

I use C because thats what the saleswoman recommended and I love it! I am fair so this works great for me.

answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago

dkw5865

(marmora, nj)

Question

Which color?

I use the Smashbox HD Foundation ( Med 3 ) ; any suggestion which color would best match?

asked 7 months ago

Anonymous

on Natural Finish Oil-Free Makeup

1 answer

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answer 1

I use C b/c I am fair but if you have medium skin I would definitely go a shade darker such as a D.

answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago

dkw5865

(marmora, nj)

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Ingredients

Hello, can you tell me if this foundation has talc in it or would be pore-clogging and if it's suitable for sensitive skin?

asked 7 months ago

Anonymous

(Riverside, NJ)

on Natural Finish Oil-Free Makeup

1 answer

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answer 1

I have senstive skin and this product did not work for me.... try clinque, bobbi brown or bare minerals. i have found that powder foundations work best for me... i have oily sensitive skin. OH and you should really try shesido!!!

answered 7 months ago

AnnFromTexas

(mckinney, texas)

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Stilla Foundation

I am not sure what color I use. The bottle I currently have says S1C6-04 1TA

I ordered the 897132 and it was too light. Can you tell me which one I need please? Thanks.

asked 8 months ago

JSnack

(Morgantown, WV)

on Natural Finish Oil-Free Makeup

1 answer

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answer 1

I have light skin, and ordered B. it blends into my skin just fine.

answered 8 months ago

brsall

(baton rouge, la)

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