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We tested eleven foundations on dry and dehydrated skin across four weeks, in the office and outdoors. The NARS Sheer Glow came out on top for a natural result. It looks like a second skin, evening out redness without settling into fine lines. Coverage builds without turning cakey, and the finish held through a full day of wear. The runner up was gentler on sensitive skin but needed a primer underneath to last.
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