Stopped Wearing Foundation After 50? Read This Before You Give Up For Good

If your foundation looks fine in the bathroom mirror, then by lunch it's sitting in every smile line and making you look more tired than when you started, you're not imagining it. Most foundations were made for smoother, younger skin, and a thick layer has nowhere to go but into the lines. TrueTone is a thin, creamy layer that moves with your skin instead of collecting in the creases around your eyes and mouth.

For a lot of women, menopause changed their skin almost overnight. The foundation they wore for years suddenly goes flaky and patchy by the afternoon, no matter how much moisturiser goes on first. TrueTone has a creamy, hydrating texture, so it stays comfortable on drier skin instead of breaking up around your nose, chin and cheeks.

Thanks to Korean colour-adapting technology, TrueTone shifts to sit close to your natural tone as you blend it in. There's no matching bottles to your jaw, no line at the edge of your face and no drawer full of foundations you wore twice. It's one adapting shade, made for fair to medium skin tones.

You don't want full coverage. You just want your skin to look even, with a bit less redness and fewer spots showing, without anyone thinking you're wearing a lot of makeup. One thin layer of TrueTone evens things out, and a second softens spots where you need it. No primer, sponge or setting powder. The brush is built into the other end, so it takes about two minutes.

Right now TrueTone is Buy 1, Get 1 FREE. Keep one on your vanity and one in your handbag, or give the second to your sister or best friend. And if you don't love it, you're covered by our 90-day money-back guarantee.