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Kind & Free foundation.

Rimmel
Kind & Free foundation
Foundation

About this product

An affordable drugstore foundation with a silicone-based texture designed to provide sheer coverage that feels lightweight on the skin.

Foundation

The Guru Index verdict

86%

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Approved · 86%
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What the gurus are saying

Gurus praise the foundation for its pleasant texture and seamless blending, noting it works well on mixed skin types without feeling heavy. The consensus is that this drugstore option performs unexpectedly well, with reviewers appreciating its versatility across different skin conditions and application techniques.
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"The second one, and this is my favorite, is the Rimmel Kind and Free. It's an affordable drugstore option. Now this is not a very watery foundation, but it's very sheer in the sense that it doesn't feel like anything on your skin. This has more of a silicone texture and I quite like it because I feel it's great for open pores and stuff. The one reason I chose Rimmel Kind and Free is to show you that whether your foundation is high-end expensive or affordable ones, honestly it doesn't matter. This technique works on every type of foundation."
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"The texture is really nice. If you haven't tried this already, the Kind & Free from Rimmel is really, really nice. Really beautiful foundation. I have oily skin, quite dehydrated in some areas, and it just sits really nicely and it just blends so beautifully with the skin."
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