I like how NatureLuxe feels on my face, very light and soft. It blends very well and has a nice dewy finish, so matte face lovers might want to look for a different product. It contains SPF 10, which I almost feel could be done without since a majority of moisturizers contain SPF nowadays. NatureLuxe also has a fairly strong floral scent to it. Normally, I hate fragranced cosmetics but this scent doesn't bother me. As far as wear goes, I got a little over six hours before I started to notice fading, and it didn't settle into my pores. This foundation at best provides a medium coverage but I couldn't get it to build very well. I have some minor acne scarring, and NatureLuxe didn't cover that very well, but it did even out my skin tone well. It also covered my slight rosacea well.
Overall, it's a pretty solid foundation. I'd give it a 7 out of 10 stars. The only reason I won't buy this particular foundation again is because I can't get the coverage I want with it.
At the same time I bought this foundation, I also purchased the Cover Girl NatureLuxe Gloss Balm. Like the name suggests, it's a balm with a shiny finish. I bought the coral color. I have to give a "No, Thanks" to this product though. It states that it gives sheer color, but I didn't see any color whatsoever, just a barely there sheen. It didn't even last thirty minutes with no eating or drinking. No, thanks Cover Girl. 1 out of 10 stars.
Here's a swatch comparing the NatureLuxe foundation with MAC's StudioSculpt. I'm currently mixing the two to get my perfect shade.
