Name: Studio Fix Fluid Foundation Skin Balancing Complex [SPF15/PA++] [NC35]
Brand: MAC
Rating: 4.25 (4 reviews)

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Studio Fix Fluid Foundation Skin Balancing Complex [SPF15/PA++] [NC35]

Unsatisfactory Scent

Oily

No Darkening

No Gray Tint

Lasts Long

Gives High Coverage

Absorbs Well

Easy to Apply

Just because the MAC number goes up, it doesn't necessarily mean it gets darker.
It's true that the colors get darker from NC30 to 35 to 38 to 40, but there are also colors in between that have different tones, and some are even brighter than 30 (like 37).
If the color doesn't suit you, you can mix it with pink-toned shades to make it a more natural tone.
Mixing it with Double Wear is the best combination.

It's inconvenient because there's no pump.
The color system is a bit complex.

The adhesion is quite high
The coverage is good
Layering is also well done
It feels like putting on a better layer of skin
I've been using it for years

스튜디오 픽스 플루이드 파운데이션 스킨 밸런싱 콤플렉스 [SPF15/PA++] [NC35]

 I think everyone can relate to this, but as someone with dry skin, I find that applying it with my body temperature works better for me than using a pump. It really varies from person to person.
However, I've found that mixing it with a bit of oil-based or gel-type cream makes it much easier to apply. When the color seems unnatural, I also mix it with a lighter and more luminous BB cream to adjust the tone.

 Compared to [product name], I find this product to have a more matte finish.
I barely used it in the winter, but I did use it in the summer.
The color is a bit ambiguous, and it doesn't really give a radiant look.
The coverage also wasn't as good as the product I used before.
I had eye irritation with [product name] as well, and this product seems to have the same issue.
I think everyone can relate to this - the lack of a built-in pump is a major downside.
And given that there are so many affordable and good quality products with diverse color options these days, I feel this product lacks competitiveness in terms of value for money.

 I've been using [product name] consistently, and when I was abroad, it ran out, so I happened to buy it during a sale period.
The numbering is slightly different, but this color seems to match.
Since my skin is quite dark, to find a foundation color match in Korea, I either have to buy high-end products or the selection is quite limited. It's a bit disappointing.
Certainly, there were much more diverse options available abroad, and the brand that is not considered affordable here was available at a low price there, so I was able to purchase it without burden.
Since I have a naturally very tanned and dark skin tone, I often get asked if I've been tanning. I also have some redness. So, I think this color recommendation was suitable, as it has a bit of a yellow undertone that helps.
I bought the color the staff recommended, and it matched my skin tone at the time, but after coming back to Korea, it's become a bit too light, so I'm taking a break from using it for now.
Compared to the thick application, this product applies lightly and thinly, so I think it's a decent product if you use a concealer and a hydrating cushion afterwards.
I think the advantages are the appropriate coverage, smooth application, and a range of color options.

The pump needs to be purchased separately.
The scent is not particularly pleasant. Looking at the ingredients here, it doesn't seem like there's anything inherently bad, but it might be due to the packaging smell.

I have a skin tone darker than the darkest shade 23 available in the market, so finding the right color is already a narrow choice for me. However, this product not only matches my skin tone perfectly, but also excels in coverage, application, and longevity. Additionally, there is no darkening effect.

1. Start by using the Porefessional to minimize the appearance of pores, then apply the NARS Radiant Creamy Concealer to cover any major blemishes. After that, apply the foundation as your base. Finish with concealer and powder for maximum longevity.

2. Apply the foundation using a MAC foundation brush or a similar dense, synthetic brush from Olive Young. Then, use a silicone sponge to blend and smooth the product for a seamless, even complexion.

While the coverage is great, the formula is quite heavy and can feel a bit thick on the skin. You may not be able to achieve the same transparent, skin-like finish or fresh, lightweight feel that you'd get from products like MAC's Mineralize or Next to Nothing. Of course, for those who need the extra coverage, this may not be an issue. But if you're looking for a more natural, 'your skin but better' look, it might be a bit challenging.

I've tried many different MAC foundations, and each one has its own advantages. However, the Studio Fix Fluid stands out for its excellent longevity and coverage. The shade range is also very diverse, so it's suitable not only for people with darker skin like me, but also for those who are tanned. As someone with very oily skin, I often find that foundations tend to break down easily. But when I use the Studio Fix Fluid along with the Porefessional and NARS Radiant Creamy Concealer, it creates an incredibly long-lasting and flawless base.

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Studio Fix Fluid Foundation Skin Balancing Complex [SPF15/PA++] [NC35]

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