In Review: We Tested The Latest Eye Of Horus Foundation And Here Are Our Thoughts
Is it worth the hype?
As creatures of habit, we know it can be hard to switch up the beauty products you know and love, but just hear us out:
Gone are the days of caking on foundation, and for those looking for a lighter, easier, sun protection option, Eye of Horus’ latest offering might be the change-up you’ve been looking for.
A radiance-boosting, skin-benefiting formula with SPF25+ and a lightweight, almost naked-to-the-eye finish, the Eye of Horus Second Skin Foundation has been tried, tested, and evaluated in the Style office across a range of different skin colours and types, and here are our brutally honest reviews:
I’ve finally found the perfect everyday foundation! For someone who struggles with dry skin, its super creamy and luxurious texture feels so nice on my skin while also making it oh-so-glowy and healthy. I’m obsessed! – Erin
This skin tint foundation offers a lightweight and dewy finish which is perfect for when you don’t want a heavy formula for everyday wear. Although it feels lightweight, it still provides an unbeatable coverage over uneven skin tones and blemishes. I not only love the way it makes my skin look, but also how my skin feels after wear. Can 10/10 recommend! – Teagan
This is great as a barely-there foundation for when you need a little touch-up but don’t want to look too overdone. As a dark skin gal, it was slightly more cooler toned than what I’d usually opt for, and the superlight coverage means I’d probably only reach for it when I’m having a good skin day. Brownie points for feeling fabulous on – I can practically hear my pores thanking me! – Dinushka
The colour was a perfect fit for my complexion, but I found it a thicker, stickier consistency than what I usually wear (which is barely-there tinted SPF), so I’m using it in small doses to cover up a blemish, redness, or when I felt I needed more coverage and it does the job beautifully! – Astrid
Shop the Eye of Horus Second Skin Foundation range here.
