Someone recently posted a comment about something and within that post about smething by someone, they asked me to write more about Biotherm’s makeup, which I’d mentioned briefly once, a few thousand years ago….
Dear Someone,
In response to your question about Biotherm’s makeup, and is it good (not sure if that’s what you asked, but it feels like a good starting point), the answer is yes. Well, from what I’ve tried.
I own and use two of their makeup items daily, in fact, which I’ve just decided takes them from the realm of ‘good’ to Definitely Excellent.
They are the Light! Easy Blend Foundation Veil Luminous Foundation (a lightweight non-matte foundation in human language), and the Light Catch moisturising illuminating concealer (their "Touche Eclat" in human language).
Here is a rubbish photo I took of them last summer at Lake Fun. (The photo was taken inside.)
Why Biotherm says they are good products is because they contain the hydrating thermoplankton that goes into all of their skincare, and thus they treat as well as, you know, cover, the skin.
Why I say they are good is because the foundation (and this is only one of many they have) is light enough to go undetected, but provides enough coverage to make your face look even-toned, and allow the rest of your makeup to sit nicely and last longer, and their under-eye illuminator is nice and yellow-based to counter the dark circles, and is actually as hydrating as they say, meaning we get no crepey-crepey business after an hour or two, just eyes that look waaaaay brighter than they should at this hour of the morning when you’ve been sniffing and coughing all night (both are Naughty Things That Create Dark Circles.)
Oh, and Someone? Before you go stomping off to Priceline or DJs to sniff it out, please note that Biotherm is ONLY available in Myer.
Thanks for being an active, inquisitive fruit and please send my regards to Geraldine and Terry,
Best regards,
Kindest,
Many thanks,
Yours sincerely,
Fruity.
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