I love when I can find affordable foundation at the drugstore. I do find that it is much more difficult than getting color matched at Sephora or at a department store, but hopefully my post will shed some light on a foundation that will fit your personal needs.
The first foundation that is pictured on the far left is the Loreal True Match Lumi. The foundation contains SPF 20. I personally love when my foundation contains an SPF; I wear sunscreen year-round. If you are photographed often, you may want to steer clear of foundations that contain an SPF. It tends to cast a white light on your face when photographed. The foundation itself has great coverage. My favorite part about this foundation is the luminous aspect that so gently comes through. It gives me a natural glow without looking too shiny. It is considered a lightweight, buildable foundation. I don't personally know if I agree with that. I love the coverage, but too many layers will look cakey. This foundation is great for dry skin! If you have oily skin, I would stay away from this foundation, unless you plan to set it with powder throughout the day. The color selection is split into warm, cool, and neutral. I typically have cool undertones. I tend to reach for foundations with pink undertones. If you have yellow undertones, they have the right foundation for you too!
The next foundation pictured is the Loreal True Match. This is an oil-free foundation. I like this foundation, but not as much as the Lumi. I tend to reach for this one a little bit more in the summer. It is a light to medium coverage with SPF 17. This foundation will work well for someone who tends to have more oily/combination skin. The color selection is great and the formula allows for buildable coverage without looking cakey. My one complaint about this foundation is that it comes without a pump:(
Revlon Colorstay is one of the most long-wearing foundations I have ever used. This foundation is offered in formulas for both oily/combination and dry skin. I use the dry formula and love the consistency on my face. It is an oil-free formula, but feels hydrating on my skin. I reach for this pretty consistently. I like the feel of the Lumi better, but reach for this when I want my foundation to last all day.
Revlon Nearly Naked is a new foundation. It is meant to be incredibly natural and buildable. The formula contains SPF 20. It blends very easily and feels amazing on the skin. I bought this to use when I want to look a tad more on the natural side. I was bummed with my first couple uses as I didn't feel that it achieved a very natural look. I have continued to reach for it because I love the formula, but will not keep this in my natural makeup routine.
Revlon Colorstay Whipped Foundation was my go-to foundation for over 3 months. I literally never reached for anything, but this little beauty. I have extremely dry skin and loved the thick consistency on my skin. Now, I tend to reach for the others more often than this formula. I would recommend this if you have incredibly dry skin, but I think I like the bottle of the Colorstay more than this formula. This formula looks great once it is applied, but it takes a little bit of finesse and time to get it to apply evenly. The wear is long and flawless, but the formula is lacking in comparison to the others.
Please comment below if there are any other drugstore foundations you would like me to review!