BECCA Ultimate Coverage 24 Hour Foundation 30ml Shell

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Shown to stay color-true all day, the 24-hour long-wearing formula balances coated pigments with water to deliver flawless full coverage with an undetectable, natural finish. The breathable foundation instantly smooths the skin and covers imperfections without clogging pores, or looking cakey for 24 hours, with immediate & all-day moisturization. Expertly developed with a balanced range of warm, cool and neutral undertones, BECCA’s evenly balanced shade range covers the lightest to the deepest skin tones. Why It's Special As the buzz around makeup influencers diminished, Becca had trouble replicating the success of Champagne Pop. It tried with products in collaboration with Christy Teigen, Khloé Kardashian, Malika Haqq and Barbie Ferreira.

that is, or may reasonably be considered to be, defamatory, libellous, hateful, racially or religiously biased or offensive, unlawfully threatening or unlawfully harassing to any individual, partnership or corporation; Becca’s best foundation to instantly camouflage all skin concerns from covering pores & acne to hyperpigmentation & redness. Shown to stay colour true all day, the 24-hour long wearing formula balances coated pigments with water to deliver flawless full coverage with an undetectable, natural finish. Humidity, sweat, water & transfer resistant, the breathable full coverage foundation instantly smooths the skin and covers all imperfections without clogging pores or looking cakey for 24 hours, with immediate & all day moisturization. On Wednesday, Estée Lauder Companies Inc. revealed it has decided to close Becca Cosmetics at the end of September.Finish with BECCA’s Skin Love Glow Shield Prime & Set Mist or Hydra-Mist Set & Refresh Powder to help set and refresh the appearance of makeup for a long-lasting, fresh look. The buildable full-coverage foundation effortlessly masks imperfections while promising not to clog your pores, delivering ultimate breathability. Upon application, the sumptuous fluid melts seamlessly into skin, creating a silky airbrushed effect.

Australian makeup artist Rebecca Morrice-Williams started Becca in 2001. She was an early advocate for diverse shade ranges and insisted that retailers carry the brand's full product assortment. I would like to believe that this is the end of the closures, but I think there will be a lot more.”that is, or may reasonably be considered to be submitted in extreme volumes and as such be deemed as ‘spam’; The first time I tried this foundation, I had to remove it and start over as it looked awful. I tried a couple of different brushes as well as a beautyblender but somehow it actually accentuated my pores. Designed to be lightweight without compromising on coverage, BECCA’s foundation delivers 24-hours of lasting power to ensure day-long perfection. It’s formulated using both concentrated pigments (21%) and water (22%), ensuring an optimum balance between colour and flexible comfort. You’ll be treated to a finish that looks and feels completely natural, helping to disguise blemishes including hyperpigmentation, discolouration, redness and acne. For fuller coverage, use a foundation brush to pat and press the foundation in small layers to the center or your face, blending outwards.

Coming in a wide range of shades, the foundation will suit all skin tone and types. Each shade is carefully developed to consider neutral, cool, and warm undertones in both light and dark varieties. No matter the shade you choose, you can be sure you’ll benefit from coverage that’s transfer and water-resistant while remaining true to colour. In 2011, Robert DeBaker, ex-CEO of Korres North America, became president and CEO of Becca. In 2012, Luxury Brand Partners acquired the brand at a bargain price in a move industry sources describe as almost a favor to the lagging property. The company had been focused on developing brands to energize the professional beauty sector, and Becca’s traditional retail approach was an anomaly for it. Following its departure from Sephora, the brand went the drugstore route in places like Duane Reade, and its assortment ballooned to 350 products. Inside a vast company juggling several makeup brands—in addition to Becca, Too Faced and Smashbox, there’s MAC, Bobbi Brown and Tom Ford Beauty—Becca didn’t manage to find sure footing. “The brand hasn’t evolved much and struggled to stay relevant,” says Melissa Hibbert, a makeup artist and brand consultant. Patricia Valera, founder of brand development agency Beautybrandr, agrees, saying, “Becca can be a case study for what happens to a brand that doesn’t have a crystal-clear point of differentiation in this day and age. Today, even large brands don’t have the luxury to rely solely on having pretty colors. They need to have a deeper meaning.”

Becca's bestselling highlighters overshadowed its complexion products. Complexion products tend to drive loyalty and replenishment. For any content that you submit, you grant Space NK a perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, transferable right and license to use, copy, modify, delete in its entirety, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from and/or sell and/or distribute such content and/or incorporate such content into any form, medium or technology throughout the world without compensation to you. Arriagada says, “Awareness for the brand was a challenge, though the products were beautiful, until the Jaclyn Hill collaboration, which was the collaboration that signaled the beginning of the social media influencer wave. The response was unprecedented, and it took the brand to the stratosphere.” Allure reached out to Becca Cosmetics and a representative for the brand shared the following: "For 20 years, we've built incredible connections with our communities — consumers, makeup artists, our wonderful network of influencers, and our amazing brand collaborators and brand ambassadors from yesterday and today. We've done meaningful work together supporting mental wellness and will continue to do so through our commitment to The Trevor Project this coming June. Together, we have put our best light out into the world, and for that, we are forever grateful." In its post-Hill existence, Becca enlisted the celebrities Christy Teigen, Khloé Kardashian, Malika Haqq and Barbie Ferreira to spark interest, but nothing replicated the frenzy Champagne Pop had whipped up. Meanwhile, the initial beauty influencer mania was ebbing, and the makeup machine it built ran out of gas. The pandemic certainly hurt the makeup segment—according to The NPD Group, prestige makeup sales in the United States decreased 34% last year—but it had been sliding in advance of the health crisis. In 2019, Lauder registered impairment charges for makeup brands Becca, Too Faced and Smashbox.