Liz Earle - Signature Foundation.

Liz Earle are a beauty brand that I'm adoring at the minute. Their skincare range is amazing, as is their cosmetic range. I'm really getting into their different cosmetic products, and was excited to try their Signature foundation. Being quite a pale lady, I always find it hard to get a foundation that really settles onto my skin - that doesn't look too orangey. A lot of the drug store foundations lightest colours is Ivory, and although I generally get this shade I find it has a slight orange tinge compared to my skin color.
The Signature Foundation comes in 9 shades, which is amazing and hopefully one for most skin colours. The shade for me is 01 Porcelain. It's always nice to find a lighter shade, that suits more pink undertones.
Here is what Liz Earle say about their Signature Foundation:

Our silky formula offers easy-to-build coverage and glides on easily to give a smooth, radiant finish and an even, natural-looking complexion. Beautifully buildable and blendable, with a special mix of spherical particles and coated pigments that offer long-lasting color. Enriched with our own natural source vitamin E.

The foundation itself is in a glass container, with a pump action to get out the foundation.
It pumps out a good amount of the foundation and only need 2 pumps, to spread across your face.

The formula is so silky soft, a little spread a long way. I have been using a brush to apply it on to my face, and I have to say it applies flawlessy! It looks amazing, and you can barely tell that I'm using foundation. I only apply a little for light coverage, but it is easy to build up for more of a full coverage.
What is really great about Liz Earle, is they show you have to apply the foundation and the best way to color match to get the color to suit you.
Cost:
For 25ml it costs £21*. For this price I would definitely recommend. It gives such an amazing finish and you can decide how much coverage you want. This has become my go to foundation, and as soon as I am running low it will be on order.
Have you guys tried out the Liz Earle Signature Foundation?
Thank you for reading!