Physicians Formula Super CC+ Cream Color-Correction + Care Cream Full Coverage Foundation, Anti Aging Hydrating Serum, For Uneven Skin Tone, Dermatologist Approved, Light

Good deal, bigger tube.
Good deal, arrived fast. Larger quantity too.

Not particularly good
I’ve used this just a few times now, and can agree with many of the reviews here. I ordered light and it is darker than I expected. I can still wear it, but not when it’s pretty important how I look, such as Zoom meetings at work. It isn’t full-coverage as advertised but more light to medium. Evened out skin tone maybe a bit, but not much. Strangely, my tube didn’t even HAVE an expiration date on the crimped end! When I read all the reviews noting theirs arrived way past the expiration date I immedially checked mine: nothing there! I have no idea if it’s expired. I’ll see if I can find the box (in the trash, ewww!) in case there is a date there. Overall, I think the product is just so-so. Not completely bad but not great either.

So Far The Best CC Cream I Have Tried
As my skin has aged, I have found that my personal needs for skin coverage has changed, as it does with most women. Upon entering the pre-retirement years, I have been gifted with some age spots that require a magic wand for removal, a magic wand that obviously just does not exist. in comes the CC Creams. I love how make-up has morphed so much and that you can now find items to cover up the imperfections of aging. I started a few years back with the Maybelline Instant Age Rewind ($7.90) which worked great at the time. Recently needing a little bit more coverage, I went and ordered the Physicians Formula Super CC ($15) and the Thrive Buildable Blurr CC Cream ($38) and ran my own comparison. Is the upgrade and price really worth it? The Maybelline Instant Age Rewind still works and has a moderate coverage, but the darker age spots will still come through lightly. The Physicians Formula Super CC covers better than the Maybelline product, and wears well for an entire day from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. with little to no creasing which is wonderful. Comparing the Physicians Formula product to the Thrive product, I found that the Physicians Formula covered just as well as the Thrive, if not better. I found that the Thrive product did not last the entire day, as the Physicians Formula product did and the coverage was not as solid as the Physicians Formula Super CC. Also, with the Physicians Formula Super CC, you used very little for a wonderful complexion coverage and blend. The Thrive product needed twice as much for less coverage and given the price difference between the two, that makes the Physicians Formula a winner. None of the 3 products mentioned give a mask appearance and all give a very natural look, if the correct color is chosen. All three are great products and work, but for the aging skin, the Physicians Formula Super CC is the one that I believe does the best, for the price. I also use as a setting powder, a light brushing of CoverGirl Advanced Radiance Age Defying Pressed Powder. I used this on top of the foundation and it created a natural matte finish that lasted. All of this gives a light natural look that makes it look like you are barely wearing any makeup at all. Have fun with it.

Incorrectly labeled color
The color I received, although labeled as “light,” is too dark. This is the second time I’ve purchased this product, but the color of the second one is terrible. I can’t use it, and I can’t return it either because I bought it from Ecuador. Amazon asks me to pay for the shipping and then says they will refund me, but I can’t find any reviews confirming that.

The moment I used it, I washed it off. Doesn’t cover and sits on face

Loved this not so sticky