I’ve found a £10 foundation that makes my skin look airbrushed – it’s a perfect dupe of Huda’s viral version

Review ShoppingFashion and Beauty *If you click on a link in this article, we will earn affiliate revenue. This product was provided by the manufacturer for review. Our opinions are independent, and the brand had no editorial input. IT’S not often that I stray from my favourite foundation, but I’ve found a new go-to for less than £10. The bargain buy has a striking resemblance to Huda’s viral Easy Blur (for a fraction of the price), and it’s one every skin type will appreciate. The affordable foundation is my new favourite Max Factor Facefinity Lasting Blur Foundation, £9.99 Max Factor’s newest foundation launched last month, and I’m predicting it will be a favourite with beauty fans. Sign up for the Shopping newsletter Thank you! I’m ultra-picky with my foundations, as anything slightly too heavy leaves my dry skin looking cakey. The Facefinity Lasting Blur has mastered the balance, covering imperfections with its smoothing formula while still feeling lightweight. Max Factor Lasting Blur Foundation: Quickfire Q&A How much is it? Retailing for just £9.99, foundations don’t get much cheaper than this. Who’s it best for? All skin types. The medium coverage is buildable, easy to blend and doesn’t cake, so it’s the ultimate all-rounder. What we loved: The silky consistency feels light on the skin, and it provides nice coverage that’s suitable for all skin types. What we didn’t love: There could be more shade options. The packaging is strikingly similar to the cult Huda Easy Blur Foundation. Both have easy-to-blend formulas that blur imperfections, while the high-end version has fuller coverage. Finding out whether your skin has a warm, neutral or cool undertone is the most important factor in getting a perfect shade match. There are 12 to choose from on the Boots website (although some have sold out). I tested C101 Ivory Beige, and it’s the perfect match for my fair, cool-toned skin. It has a lightweight, easy-to-blend consistency My favourite thing about Max Factor’s foundation (and why I’ve been reaching for it even more than my holy grail Charlotte Tilbury Beautiful Skin) is how well it blurs imperfections. It really does give an airbrushed finish, smoothing out my redness with its flawless medium coverage. As it’s so easy to blend, it could definitely be used for full-coverage looks. It’s described as a matte finish (which is great for oily skin types), but the silky texture will suit everyone. I’ve been pairing mine with my Charlotte Tilbury Loose Powder and the Airbrush Setting Spray for a base that lasts all day. For more beauty dupes, read about the No7 £15 dupe that made my eyes pop, and the dry shampoo that’s £42 cheaper than a viral favourite. The Verdict Max Factor’s new foundation is officially my top affordable make-up recommendation. It effectively blurs the skin without sinking into fine lines, giving a flawless finish that stays put all day. I’m not usually one for a matte finish, but this feels like the perfect balance for every skin type. Buy Max Factor’s Facefinity Lasting Blur Foundation, £9.99 at Boots