Foundation

Praline Full Coverage Foundation

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The formula

A water-in-silicone foundation that evens tone and covers redness in a single layer, buildable to full where you want it, and set in a soft-focus matte. A volatile isododecane carrier flashes off the moment it meets skin, laying the pigment down as a weightless film rather than a heavy, mask-like layer, while a flexible dimethicone network holds the finish smooth and transfer-resistant through a long day.1 Glycerin, a well-known humectant, offsets the dry feel a silicone coverage system can carry.2

Praline is a medium-deep shade with warm, caramel undertones, made for medium to deep skin.

Finish: soft-focus matte · Coverage: full, buildable · Long-wearing
Net 1 fl oz (30 mL). Paraben-free. Cruelty-free. Made in North America.

1 Describes the formula's optics and film performance, not a clinical measurement.
2 Glycerin draws and holds water at the skin's surface. Stated at the ingredient level.

The science

  • Randomized double-blind trial

    Glycerin confirmed to measurably reduce transepidermal water loss and improve corneometric hydration levels in a controlled clinical study, supporting its role as an active humectant in this long-wear full-coverage formula.1

  • Up to 10% concentration evaluated

    1,2-Hexanediol confirmed safe in leave-on cosmetic products across the full 1,2-glycol class safety assessment, with decreased skin penetration predicted for longer-chain analogues and negative genotoxicity data supporting safety at all cosmetic use concentrations.2

  • FDA GRASE Category I

    Titanium Dioxide, the primary opacity-building colorant in this formula, carries the highest FDA safety classification for a sunscreen active ingredient, approved at concentrations up to 25% under the 2019 Sunscreen Monograph Final Administrative Order.3

1Budianti W et al. Scientific Reports, 2024. DOI: 10.1038/s41598-024-72010-0

2Johnson W et al. International Journal of Toxicology, 2012. DOI: 10.1177/1091581812460409

3FDA Federal Register 84 FR 6204, 2019.

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