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We wore fourteen foundations through a dry January, on skin that flakes if you look at it wrong. NARS Sheer Glow was the most natural looking foundation we tested, and it wears through a full workday without touching up. It is a formula that flatters dry skin instead of clinging to it, which is the whole problem with the category. Worth the splurge if you wear it daily.
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