My Thoughts On The Fenty Beauty Eaze Drop Skin Tint and Pro Filt’r Foundation

Fenty Beauty launched with 40 inclusive shade ranges and has since grown to 50. In the Pro Filt’r line, I am shade 420 which is for women with tan to deep skin with warm undertones. In the Fenty Eaze Drop line, I am shade 20 which is for women with deep skin that have golden undertones. If you know your Pro Filt’r shade, then there is an Eaze Drop shade available for you.

The Fenty Beauty Eaze Drop line comes in 25 different shades. This skin tint helps to blur and refine pores while giving your face a healthy glow. The Pro Filt’r comes in 50 unique shades. This long-wearing foundation feels lightweight and comfortable on the skin.

Now I will say, the foundation and skin tint does oxidize. So don’t be alarmed when you pump out the formula and apply it to your face and the shade looks a bit off. It takes about a minute or two to oxidize with the air and really match your true skin tone.

The Fenty Beauty Pro Filt’r has a thinner consistency so it’s best to shake this foundation and then apply. This has been re-formulated since its launch and incorporates vegan ingredients. The formula is fragrance-free and noncomedogenic to help your pores breathe. You get buildable medium to full coverage using the Pro Filt’r.

The packaging for the foundation feels very luxurious. The frosted glass bottle has some nice weight to it with a white pump to dispense the formula. The white cap clicks to the pump base making sure it’s sealed. Plus, you have the Fenty logo etched on the front of the bottle.

The Eaze Drop Skin Tint gives you more light to medium coverage and takes a few applications to build up. You can squeeze the formula through the tube top and apply it with your hands or a Beautyblender. This skin tint incorporates vegan ingredients that give a nice, soft finish.

I tested the Fenty Beauty Eaze Drop Skin Tint on my day out in New York. I squeezed some of this creamy formula along my cheeks and forehead. Then, blended it out and finished my “no makeup” makeup look. After taking the PATH into New York City and doing some shopping, I can say 8 hours later the skin tint held up well. I only needed a touch-up once and I still had a beautiful, soft makeup look.

For the Pro Filt’r Foundation, I tested it out when I attended a cookout at Liberty State Park in Jersey City. I use about three pumps of foundation and blend it out with my Beautyblender. I give it a minute to oxidize and then I apply the rest of my makeup. After 6 hours outside in the sun I can say Pro Filt’r helped to keep my oil at bay.

Overall, both are really good picks to add to your foundation and skin tint lineup. I can definitely see why there was so much hype around Rihanna’s complexion products.