Hey Flip, help me review the Pat McGrath Lab Skin Fetish Sublime Perfection Foundation in Light 1. As you know, this is a very expensive foundation. It's supposed to be medium to buildable coverage, a satin finish, and 12 hour wear. So we're going to put that to the test. On this side I have the Power Grip primer, on the other side I have the Putty Primer, both by e.l.f. We're going to see which one it works better with. It's supposedly a self-setting foundation, so I won't be using powder or a setting spray afterwards and we'll see what happens. So I put some on the back of my hand and it is very runny. I'm going to use a flat EcoTools brush and we'll start with that. Oh wow. It does look kind of light. I'm scared to see what happens. I'll be back. It's definitely too light. It's giving Mulan, Chinese bride vibes. I think I was able to mostly fix it. It's not bad.

Hey flip part two for the Pat McGrath foundation, so I have some pros and cons pros I think it blends in super easily it did well over both of the primers that I tried it blended in nicely It was very smooth. It was it's a very runny formula, but it blends out super nicely It gives a very nice satin finish, which I love It's supposed to be self-setting and that's where my cons start to come in I don't think it's self-setting or maybe you just have to wait longer than I was willing to to make it I do think that you would have to use a setting powder before using a powder product on top my contour and my bronzer were both Powder products and it felt like anywhere that I touched those products it clung to the foundation and it definitely feels very cakey I also think that it has left some bit of texture to my face Maybe more so than some of my normal foundations do I am going to continue to do the wear test though and see if it holds up to the wear test

We're gonna use the Pat McGrath Sublime Perfection Foundation. I'm very excited for this. High quality, like so high quality and it is a pump. I'm just gonna use like a pump first. Y'all, I don't know what is in that foundation, but I have never loved my skin more. Like it looks so natural, but also like it looks so good.

I have Pat McGrath foundation in the color medium 21. This is what the package look like. This is really beautiful and classic and it's heavy and this is what the color is looking like on my skin. I was really worried that it would be a lot lot lighter than this but I can work with this on my face definitely. I'm gonna wear this and come back and show you guys what it looks like but this is what 21 looks like on my skin.

Carly

Hey flip, Carly here with a review of the Sublime Perfection Foundation in Light 1 color by Pat McGrath Labs. Carly found that this foundation has some pros and cons. On the positive side, she loved how easily it blended into her skin and the smooth, satin finish it provided. However, Carly did not think it was self-setting and felt that it required a setting powder before applying any powder products on top. She also noticed that the foundation clung to her contour and bronzer, leaving a cakey feeling. Additionally, Carly mentioned that it may have added some texture to her face compared to her usual foundations. Despite these drawbacks, Carly plans to continue testing its longevity. Overall, the Sublime Perfection Foundation offers easy blending and a beautiful finish, but may require additional steps for optimal results.

Video Review of #PAT MCGRATH LABS Sublime Perfection Foundation by Carly

Video Review of #PAT MCGRATH LABS Sublime Perfection Foundation by Carly