It provides a medium coverage at first but, unlike some other foundations I’ve tried, this one builds up really nicely. Once I’d covered my face, I applied a second layer, focusing on my cheeks and the redness on my nostrils (hey, varicose veins). While the first layer had already evened out the dark spots and redness, the second layer did a good job at covering it up more. It also blended nicely on top without shifting what sat underneath.

When I finished, I sat back to examine my handy work. The foundation not only gave my skin an even appearance, it also made my skin look smoother. Of course, no make-up product can ever get rid of texture completely and a little spot continued to poke through, but as somebody who views hyperpigmentation as their biggest skin ‘concern’, this really ticked all the boxes for me.

“I was one of the first to try Huda Beauty’s new Easy Blur Foundation – here are my honest thoughts”