Psylocke,
Based on the marketing information, I thought this was going to be good for my oily skin, but its not. Its too matte, too oxidizing, and too frustrating to identify your shade. ---It accentuates pores, flaky skin, and imperfections. ---It dries darker than it looks in the tube. ---Its impossible to know what shade to pick. If you go to a brick-and-mortar store, every tube looks almost the same...If you look online, there are NO SHADE DESCRIPTIONS and NO NUMBERING INFORMATION. How are you supposed to know which shades have what undertones? Which shades are light? Which shades are light-medium? Which shades are neutral/pink/peach/yellow? Why is this information not made clearly available? For reference, Im normally light-medium, neutral-toned, or sometimes neutral-cool. I wear Medium Beige in Bare Minerals, NC25 in MAC, and 020 Claire in Chanel Lift Lumiere. I picked Pro-Matte shade 103 Nat. Buff, and its too peachy for me. And it might be marketed as a "demi-matte," but its too flat and unnatural for me. People would be staring at my foundation, rather than my face----so this is definitely not right for me. I guess I just suckered in by the marketing... See more