Foundations have improved leaps and bounds since their humble beginnings. The first foundation was developed by Max Factor in 1937, called the Pan-Cake. The formula combined foundation and powder into one, and gained popularity among the film stars who wore it on set. Fast forward 75 years, and the foundation market is a phenomenal business. Formulas are available in pressed powder, mousse, liquid, cream, tinted moisturizer—the list goes on. New technologies have enabled foundations to match your exact skin tone, are light and moisturizing, and now look as natural as your own skin. Here are three of the newest formulations.
Saturday, May 5, 2012
New and Improved: The Latest Foundation Formulas
Foundations have improved leaps and bounds since their humble beginnings. The first foundation was developed by Max Factor in 1937, called the Pan-Cake. The formula combined foundation and powder into one, and gained popularity among the film stars who wore it on set. Fast forward 75 years, and the foundation market is a phenomenal business. Formulas are available in pressed powder, mousse, liquid, cream, tinted moisturizer—the list goes on. New technologies have enabled foundations to match your exact skin tone, are light and moisturizing, and now look as natural as your own skin. Here are three of the newest formulations.
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