Anastasia Beverly Hills Stick Foundation Review

There is something about stick foundations. They are very convenient and if you end up getting a one you like, that’s the dream. My mother swears by the Coloréssence one. I will link that below. I personally find it to be a bit, not there-there exactly for me.

Let’s face it, usually; our mothers are not super finicky about the products. It does the job, well and that’s what really matters to them. We, on the other hand, have been exposed to so many products that we are delicately discerning now 😉

ABH has one of the top-notch products in the market. I was gifted its stick foundation a while back.I was like wowza, happy times. Let’s see if this Anastasia Beverly Hills Stick Foundation meets the mark!

Details about Anastasia Beverly Hills Stick Foundation

What is it?

A highly pigmented, buildable cream formula that leaves a natural matte finish. Apply Anastasia Beverly Hills Stick Foundation as an all-over foundation, sheered out as a tinted moisturizer, or for highlighting and contouring.

Available in 30 shades
Lightweight tubes are perfect for travel and on-the-go touch-ups
Ideal for combination or oily skin
A shade of all skin tones

Price- $25

Sensitive Skin Alert?

No

Natural/Vegan/Organic?

No

My Experience with Anastasia Beverly Hills Stick Foundation

Lipstick bullet like packaging, the standard. Sturdy and Luxurious.

There are 40 shades to choose from; including some contouring and highlighting shades-so, not all are foundations! That’s one impressive range, something for everyone.

It has a matte finish, more suited to oily skin. I feel it is not creamy and rather stiff. Blending becomes a job…blend, blend, and blend forever! That gets super annoying.

It latches on to every bump and dry patch…something that I am not a fan of. It kind of just sits on my skin. I like my foundation to just blend in well and become one with the skin. This one just did not work for me.

Overall Performance of Anastasia Beverly Hills Stick Foundation

Pros-

1. Better suited for Oily Skin that is free of any textures

Cons-

1. Stiff
2. Difficult to blend
3. Latches on to any textures or patches
4. Not for dry skin
5. Pricey
6. Sits on the skin

Would I Repurchase or Recommend?

Nope. This did not wow me. It’s pricey and at this price, you can definitely score a better product.

Rating-1/5

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