Apply product to the center of the face first (or where you want more coverage) then use the brush to blend to the outer regions of your face. Tip: Try mixing Studio Fix Fluid with your favourite moisturizer or oils to create a more sheer luminous finish. Claims for MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation ( as per their website) A modern foundation that combines a natural matte finish and medium to full buildable coverage with SPF 15 protection. What it is: MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation SPF 15 is a modern foundation with a natural matte finish and broad spectrum protection. MAC Pro Longwear VS MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation MAC Foundations can be confusing as they now have so many and sometimes people aren't sure which one is for them. I thought I would compare the MAC Pro Longwear Foundation against the MAC Studio Fix.
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Hey guys, I'm picking up a new foundation tonight. These are the two I am deciding between, basically I want to know your guys' experiences with these foundations! I'm looking for medium/full coverage because I have severe redness. I have dry skin but I'm looking for something more matte, I'm not a fan of dewy foundations. I can wear matte foundations as long as I start off with a really good base, a little extra work to make a matte foundation work for me is A-okay with me. What kind of coverage do you guys experience? Does one of these foundations run darker than the other? I am an NC15 in studio sculpt. How does it feel on the face, is it tacky feeling etc. Thanks!
- What it is: MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation SPF 15 is a modern foundation with a natural matte finish and broad spectrum protection.
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What Is Mac Studio Fix Powder
MAC Studio Sculpt Foundation – NC30MAC Studio Fix Fluid – NC35
Studio Sculpt – This is my go to foundation during spring and summertime. It is a gel formula and has a lighter consistency than the Studio Fix Fluid. While it does apply lighter, this foundation still provides medium to buildable coverage and depending on how it is applied I would even go as far as to say that it can provide fairly high coverage. My favourite thing about this foundation is the dewy finish that it provides – perfect for that ‘summer glow’. I like to apply it with the Real Techniques Stippling Brushas I find this provides a flawless, natural looking finish. I would definitely recommend this foundation for dryer skin as it is very moisturising. I personally have normal to combination skin and I find that I do need to powder a couple of times throughout the day when wearing this foundation in order to avoid my glow turning into shine, however I don’t mind doing so as it takes two seconds and I love the finish that Studio Sculpt creates. I've found that this foundation runs slightly darker than the Studio Fix Fluid and I therefore use one shade lighter (NC30 instead of NC35) however this is still ever so slightly darker than the Fix Fluid – another shade down and it’s too light for me so I wear this when I have a tan. There definitely doesn’t seem to be as much variation in colour as there is with the Studio Fix, but all in all I love this foundation. I set it using MAC’s Mineralize Skinfinish Naturalin Medium Dark, this foundation is SPF 15 and retails at £25.
Mac Studio Fix Fluid Pump
Studio Fix Fluid – I love this for the colder months when my skin requires a higher coverage. This is an oil free foundation and is therefore great for oily skin. I also set this using MAC’s Mineralize Skinfinish Natural, however once it’s set I’m good to go for the whole day - no need to powder later on! On my skin (normal to combination) this foundation applies matte and throughout the day becomes slightly dewy around my T-Zone, but certainly not shiny. Studio Fix is a liquid formula and is great for those who prefer a full coverage foundation, however I have found that it can become slightly cakey around spots. For this reason, although I would definitely recommend this foundation for oily skin – I’d be sure to get a sample from MAC before buying if you are particularly prone to flare ups, as when my skin isn’t looking its best I find that this foundation can bring attention to what I’m trying to hide rather than concealing it. I apply this with a standard foundation brush and it goes on a treat, I use the shade NC35. As with the Studio Sculpt, Studio Fix Fluid is also SPF 15 and retails at £21.50 however if it is your first time buying this foundation you will also require a pump unless you’d prefer to pour some onto your hand before applying, however doing so could be messy as you'd have to open the bottle everytime you do this. The pump costs £4 and is reusable.
Find out more about these foundations by visiting the MAC website.
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