Charlotte Tilbury Foundation Stick Doesn't Sink Into 55-Year-Old Wrinkles
Charlotte Tilbury Stick Doesn't Sink Into 55-Year-Old Wrinkles

Charlotte Tilbury's Unreal Skin Sheer Glow Tint Hydrating Foundation Stick has garnered praise from a 55-year-old shopper who says it does not sink into wrinkles. The product, priced at £39, is available in 20 shades across neutral, warm, and cool undertones.

Product Features and Benefits

The foundation stick promises a 'ring light effect' and offers natural, sheer-to-light buildable coverage. It is infused with Hyaluronic Acid and Vitamin E for hydration. Charlotte Tilbury told The Independent that the stick is ideal for makeup wearers in their 50s, 60s, and beyond, addressing concerns about fine lines, wrinkles, and dehydration.

Shopper Reviews

One shopper on Cult Beauty wrote: "Lightweight, smooth, creamy, no scent! I love this for summer coverage that doesn’t obscure my freckles. It doesn’t sink into my 55-year-old wrinkles. The stick is easy to use." Another user commented: "I have ageing skin, and this does not crease into my wrinkles. It gives me a nice dewy look. It’s buildable and can be used alone or with other creamy foundations."

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Comparison with Other Foundations

For those preferring full coverage, Clarins' Skin Illusion Full Coverage Foundation is now £31.20 (down from £39) and offers 36 shades with a 12-hour luminous matte finish. Giorgio Armani's Luminous Silk Foundation is available at £23.50 (down from £47) at Boots, promising a 'healthy born-like-this glow'.

Additional Feedback

One reviewer noted the foundation needs a setting powder under the eyes to prevent settling in wrinkles. Another customer praised it as a concealer for eye bags, saying it did not make wrinkles noticeable. The product is also sold at Charlotte Tilbury's website and Cult Beauty.

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