Can't Stop Won't Stop Foundation - NYX x Alissa Ashley
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RATING: 9.8
Official Description:
Lightweight, waterproof and pigmented AF, NYX Professional Makeup's Can't Stop Won't Stop Full Coverage Foundation hustles as hard as you do. This comfy liquid formula comes in 45 flattering tones that don't transfer. Every creamy shade glides on smooth, delivering matte coverage and color that stays true for up to 24 hours. This little overachiever also works to control shine and mattify your complexion all-day long. But it doesn't stop there: this foundation is noncomedogenic and suitable for normal, oily, combination, and sensitive skin types.
shades swatched:
- 25 Deep Ebony - deepest deep espresso with neutral undertone
- 24 Deep Espresso - deepest deep with cool undertone
- 22.5 Warm Walnut - deep deep with red undertone
- 22.7 Deep Walnut - deepest deep with warm undertone
- 23 Chestnut - deepest deep with neutral undertone
- 22.3 Walnut - deep deep with olive undertone
- 21 Cocoa - deep deep with neutral undertone
- 20 - Deep Rich - deep with pink undertone
- 22 - Deep Cool - deep deep with warm undertone
- 19 - Mocha - deep mocha with olive undertone
- 17.5 - Sienna - medium deep with neutral undertone
- 18 - Deep Sable - deep with neutral undertone
- 16.7 - Warm Mahogany - medium deep with golden warm undertone
- 16 - Mahogany - medium deep with pink undertone
- 15.9 Warm Honey - medium tan with caramel undertone
Why We're Feelin' It
(wearing Cocoa)
NYX did an amazing job collaborating with Beauty Creator Alissa Ashley on this foundation! The shade range is amazing and it is only $15! This foundation formula is matte with a capital M! It will be a dream for those with oily/combo skin types. TBH I don't know if this foundation will last 24 hours .. but I know it will probably last you all day! If you have a more normal/dry skin type, I would suggest that you use a hydrating primer, and you should be all set. Note that this foundation takes a few to dry down to its true color - in the swatches above there are wet/unblended swatches on the left and dry/blended swatches on the right.