A foundation I can slap on and go?

[mumof2andabit]

Am a newbie when it comes to make up have always prefered looking natural.

And now I dont lol so whats the best foundation to slather on and go about my day as usual no extra faff?

i put just a few drops of foundation in my day moisturiser - gives a sheer tint & glow. A, also a newbie to makeup, just started last year at age 35, so wouldn't have felt comfortable with heavy cover. This looks natural and glowy and is no diff to putting on moisturiser, which I would have done anyway

Chanel Vitalumiere, nice and dewy, I slap it on like moisuriser. Not cheap though.

i use clinique and apply it with a brush. i don't spend much time on make up and it stays put all day

I'm using Loreal True Match (I have no idea if Loreal are nestle or summat ) - goes on nicely, not too heavy.

I like the mineral foundation. It's really quick to apply. I've got Revlon at the moment but preferred Loreal.

having recently converted to using a foundation brush, i can safely say, it takes one extra minute, but it's so incredibly worth it, a whole different result.

Laura Mercier tinted moisturiser, last ages (6-9months), covers enough zits and looks lovely. Oh, and you can really slap it on too.

Have been looking at mineral foundations online, although I suspect I need to go in store somewhere to make sure the shade is right.

Does a brush really make that much difference? Quite fancy a brush....more glamourous somehow lol

Brush makes a lot of difference! One of the best buys I made.

I also use Chanel Vitalumiere

I got a mineral foundtaiona and forked out for the brush and was glad I did. Made it all look much more professional. Great for work but I do like prefer the texture of a liquid foundation over a mineral I think...

Googled it to find it was about £45ish is the right price or did I google the wrong thing?

Clinique barely make-up for a gentle cover on a daily basis.

the brush or the mineral powder?

Look at this
www.spacenk.co.uk/p2p/searchResults.do?method=sort&search=basic&keyword=laura+mercier+m ineral&sortby=bestSellers&page=all&kwd=googlepaidsearch&gclid=CN_XyNapt5kCFcQw3wodwwMP5Q

Sorry....www.spacenk.co.uk/p2p/searchResults.do?method=sort&search=basic&keyword=laura+mercier+mineral&sortby =bestSellers&page=all&kwd=googlepaidsearch&gclid=CN_XyNapt5kCFcQw3wodwwMP5Q

Ah Thank you, I was a bit slow with my other post about googling it was the chanel one that I thought was around the £45 mark. Am begining to be persuaded by all these good comments about mineral make up......

Slight hijack - those of you who use a brush: any recs?

I got a Laura Mercier one, a 'blending brush' though can't remember how much it was but it is very good, even with my impatient rather cack-handed use of it..

I have got a Dior foundation brush and it is good but havent had any other ones so cant really compare

chanel

Are the brushes hideously expensive? I normally buy Number 7 brushes for eyeshadow but I don't think they do a foundation one.

ah, sorry I was talking about a mineral brush..I got a foundation brush from Clinique, about £15ish? Makes a real difference.

I've just started using lilylolo mineral make up which I really like. They sell tester pots online for only £1 each so you could try a few colours of the foundation - the finishing powder is good too. Full size versions are only £12 so not too bad and I think they'll last ages.

Delivery v quick (I ordered on a Weds evening and order arrived Fri am).