Enough Collagen Moisture Foundation

It gives buildable medium coverage. One layer evens tone and softens the look of redness and minor marks for a natural finish; a second layer builds fuller where you want it. The result looks skin-like and radiant rather than heavy, which is what makes it comfortable for everyday wear.

It's happiest on normal-to-dry skin, where the moisture-rich formula keeps skin looking smooth and hydrated through the day without emphasising dry patches. On oily skin it can look shinier by midday, so a light setting powder on the T-zone helps if you'd still like to wear it.

Shades run lightest to deepest: #13 Light Beige for fair skin, #21 Transparent Beige for light to light-medium, and #23 Natural Beige for medium skin. All have a neutral undertone. If you're between two, sizing down often reads truer, as dewy foundations can look slightly warmer on skin after wear.

The formula contains hydrolysed collagen at a meaningful level for a foundation, alongside sodium hyaluronate and beta-glucan. Together these help the base feel moisturising and comfortable, so skin looks smooth, plump, and hydrated through wear. It's a skincare-adjacent bonus in a makeup product, not a replacement for your treatment steps.

It's formulated to resist settling, thanks to its moisture-rich, lightweight texture. Applying in thin, buildable layers rather than one thick coat keeps it looking fresh and even for longer. On drier areas, pressing a little hydrating product in beforehand helps the finish stay smooth throughout the day.

Apply a small amount and blend outward evenly with a sponge, brush, or fingertips, building only where you want more coverage. Let it settle for a moment before adding other makeup. A sponge gives the most skin-like, natural finish, while a brush builds slightly fuller coverage.

Yes. Its natural, radiant finish reads as healthy skin rather than obvious makeup, which makes it forgiving for beginners and anyone wanting light, natural coverage. Because it blends easily and adapts to skin tone, small application errors are far less visible than with high-coverage or matte formulas.