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MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation Review, Swatches: Hello everyone! Here, I will be reviewing MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation which is one from those popular brands known for its foundations. But Seriously! Wait. Let's go through the full review to know whether the product is worth your money or not!!
Claims for MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation ( as per their website)A modern foundation that combines a natural matte finish and medium to full buildable coverage with SPF 15 protection. Applies, builds and blends easily and evenly. Comfortable and long-wearing: lasts for up to eight hours. Applies smoothly, builds coverage quickly and easily. It helps minimize the appearance of imperfections, giving skin a smoother, more flawless look and finish.
Color swatch color swatch color swatch color swatch color swatch. See all 63 colors  MAC Studio Fix Fluid SPF 15 Foundation $33.00. MAC Studio Tech Foundation.
Nov 04, 2014 Mac Studio Sculpt joined the ranks of Mac foundations a few years ago to sit alongside the likes of Mac Studio Fix Fluid Foundation. While they're opposite formulas and both suit a very specific type of consumer; both are designed to be flexible enough for everyday wear or professional photo shoots and provide comfortable wear for any type of skin! Apr 11, 2016 - Mac Studio Tech Foundation Review & Swatches of Shades (Cream-Powder Compact, Full Coverage Makeup). A semi matte natural coverage but buildable creamy compact formulation, has no sunscreen. Sep 07, 2016 Dark MAC foundation swatches on dark skin: NC50, NC55, NW45, NW47, NW48, NW50, NW55, NW58. Plus why you can't use MAC as a foundation guide. I've been a part of the internet beauty world for AGES it seems.
Price$27.00 for 30 ml in the USA
 2290/- INR for 30 ml in India

IngredientsOctinoxate 2.50% Other: Water/Aqua/Eau, Cyclopentasiloxane, PEG-10 Dimethicone, Butylene Glycol, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Dimethicone, Magnesium Sulfate, Silica, Dimethicone/PEG-10/15 Crosspolymer, Laminaria Saccharina Extract, Algae Extract, Tocopheryl Acetate, Sodium Hyaluronate, Lecithin, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Xanthan Gum, Sorbitan Sesquioleate, Methoxy Amodimethicone/Silsesquioxane Copolymer, Laureth-7, PEG/PPG-18/18 Dimethicone, Disteardimonium Hectorite, Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Propylene Carbonate, BHT, Chloroxylenol, Phenoxyethanol [ /- Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499), Chromium Oxide Greens (CI 77288)
Also read:MAC Studio Fix Powder Plus Foundation Review
In Detail MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation Review, Swatches and My Experience(Shade: NC 30)
The MAC Studio fix fluid foundation was one of the brand foundations (many shades) in my professional kit when as a newbie Artist I was looking for a good base for the clients and after lots of good reviews and some recommendations I decided to buy this product.
Moving on to its packaging, the Foundation comes in a heavy glass jar bottle with a black screw cap on it without pump which makes it NOT so travel friendly. This foundation comes in a wide range of shades range- NW (Neutral Warm) which is meant for cool, pink undertones and NC (Neutral cool) which is for warm, yellow undertones. So don't get confused.
The texture of this foundation is creamy (not runny) and quiet thick in consistency but blends easily. It can be applied using a beauty blender or buffing brush. I prefer using Real Techniques Buffing Brush. The coverage it provides is medium to high which sets the face to a natural matte finish.
Now let's talk about the formula. It's a silicon based product and has the tendency to break-out the sensitive skin types. People having normal to oily skin can give it a try but if you have dry and sensitive acne-prone skin like me then STAY AWAY from this product and I found it even oxidises a little on my skin also. The good thing is that the product has a good staying power. It lasts up to 6-7 hours easily even without a primer.
God! You know what! MAC is NOT a cruelty- free brand. They test their products on innocent animals. So I'll definitely try to use cruelty free brand next time.
More Photos and SwatchesPros of MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation1. Contains SPF 15
 2. Long-wearing
 3. Natural matte finish
 4. Wide range of shades
 5. Good for normal to oily skin
 6. Good coverage
Cons of MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation1. Tests on Animals
 2. Won't suit dry / sensitive skin type
 3. Oxidises a little on my skin
 4. Not budget friendly
 5. Not Travel friendly
Mac Studio Tech Swatches PaletteMBF Rating3/5
MBF AdvisesThis foundation is a good for oily skin people who want a good coverage and a matte finish otherwise for Dry or acne-prone sensitive skin, it's a BIG No-No.
Hope this review is going to be helpful! Love
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Price: $34 for 9 grams

MAC Studio Tech is probably one of, if not the most spoken about Cream-Powder Foundations (at least in the United States.) Mac claims that they formulated Studio Tech Foundation using a 'Tri-System Blend of Water, Emollients and Powder for truly adjustable coverage...'
Cream-Powder Foundations (or Creme-Powder foundations depending on which version you prefer), are typically either a 'love it' or 'hate it' product. Unlike Moisturizing Cream Foundations which have an emollient formula and hydrate skin, Cream-Powder Foundations set in to a powdery (usually matte) finish. Because of this, they are often too drying for those with very dry skin and many times those with acne-prone skin find the initial texture to be too thick and potentially clog pores. Luckily, silicone technology has improved so much in recent years that companies are starting to re-push the 'new' cream-powder formulas which have a lighter weight texture and micro-milled pigments which result in a flawless finish. Studio Tech Foundation is the perfect example of this Cream-Powder revolution.
Housed in a Standard MAC compact Is a formula which initially appears somewhat thick yet manages to have a distinct 'aerated' consistency. Blending is generally on the moderately easy side and almost any application method can produce decent results once you get the hang of it, but you have to work FAST and take care not to apply too much.
Studio Tech Foundation is one that should definitely be applied in thin, even layers. Applying too much at once can result in a semi-cakey appearance once dry and this can potentially make pores more noticeable than they were. I have successfully applied Studio Tech with a standard Foundation brush, buffing brush, my fingers or a sponge and all work equally well as long as my technique is correct (although most people will have a definitive preference.)
While the initial formula may appear creamy, this is a foundation for those with normal-oily skin-slightly dry skin (it can potentially cling to dry patches). You'll want to prep first with a moisturizer or moisturizing primer And avoid using a silicone primer- especially if you're seeking more than medium coverage. Using a silicone based product like trimethicone based Studio Tech foundation OVER a silicone primer could lead to the foundation balling up and that's just not fun. If you have VERY oily skin, you'd be better off setting Studio Tech with powder or a silicone powder alternative like Mally's Poreless Face Defender.
MAC's claim that Studio Tech is a foundation which will provide adjustable coverage isn't all that far off and you can easily achieve coverage ranging from light-full with a matte finish that's perfect for everything from everyday use, to bridal makeup, to professional settings like photo shoots.
Studio Tech Foundation is available in nearly 25 shades which range from fair-deep. MAC did a rarity here and instead of the lightest shade touting an NC tag, the lightest is NW15. Luckily for those with yellow undertones Or pink, the NW15 shade is very neutral and should suit many who normaly use NC shades.
Studio Tech Foundation is really an exciting foundation that can provide amazing insight into the direction foundation technology is headed. Just a few years after Mac released Studio Tech Foundation they released their Pro Longwear Compact which is even more of an advanced formula (although it only provides light coverage.)
If you find Studio Tech to be too heavy or clog pores but you still want the coverage it provides, check out Marc Jacobs Marvelous Mousse Transformative Foundation. in addition to being a creamier, lighter weight alternative to Studio Tech, Marc Jacobs is CRUELTY FREE and that's a huge plus!
MAC Studio Tech Foundation; Swatches of Shades-
NC15, NC20, NC25, NC27, NC30, NC35, NC40, NC42, NC43, NC44, NC45, NC50,
NW15, NW20, NW23, NW25, NW30, NW35, NW45, NW47, NW50, 
.

IngredientsOctinoxate 2.50% Other: Water/Aqua/Eau, Cyclopentasiloxane, PEG-10 Dimethicone, Butylene Glycol, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Dimethicone, Magnesium Sulfate, Silica, Dimethicone/PEG-10/15 Crosspolymer, Laminaria Saccharina Extract, Algae Extract, Tocopheryl Acetate, Sodium Hyaluronate, Lecithin, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Xanthan Gum, Sorbitan Sesquioleate, Methoxy Amodimethicone/Silsesquioxane Copolymer, Laureth-7, PEG/PPG-18/18 Dimethicone, Disteardimonium Hectorite, Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Propylene Carbonate, BHT, Chloroxylenol, Phenoxyethanol [ /- Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499), Chromium Oxide Greens (CI 77288)
Also read:MAC Studio Fix Powder Plus Foundation Review
In Detail MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation Review, Swatches and My Experience(Shade: NC 30)
The MAC Studio fix fluid foundation was one of the brand foundations (many shades) in my professional kit when as a newbie Artist I was looking for a good base for the clients and after lots of good reviews and some recommendations I decided to buy this product.
Moving on to its packaging, the Foundation comes in a heavy glass jar bottle with a black screw cap on it without pump which makes it NOT so travel friendly. This foundation comes in a wide range of shades range- NW (Neutral Warm) which is meant for cool, pink undertones and NC (Neutral cool) which is for warm, yellow undertones. So don't get confused.
The texture of this foundation is creamy (not runny) and quiet thick in consistency but blends easily. It can be applied using a beauty blender or buffing brush. I prefer using Real Techniques Buffing Brush. The coverage it provides is medium to high which sets the face to a natural matte finish.
Now let's talk about the formula. It's a silicon based product and has the tendency to break-out the sensitive skin types. People having normal to oily skin can give it a try but if you have dry and sensitive acne-prone skin like me then STAY AWAY from this product and I found it even oxidises a little on my skin also. The good thing is that the product has a good staying power. It lasts up to 6-7 hours easily even without a primer.
God! You know what! MAC is NOT a cruelty- free brand. They test their products on innocent animals. So I'll definitely try to use cruelty free brand next time.
More Photos and SwatchesPros of MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation1. Contains SPF 15
 2. Long-wearing
 3. Natural matte finish
 4. Wide range of shades
 5. Good for normal to oily skin
 6. Good coverage
Cons of MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation1. Tests on Animals
 2. Won't suit dry / sensitive skin type
 3. Oxidises a little on my skin
 4. Not budget friendly
 5. Not Travel friendly
Mac Studio Tech Swatches PaletteMBF Rating3/5
MBF AdvisesThis foundation is a good for oily skin people who want a good coverage and a matte finish otherwise for Dry or acne-prone sensitive skin, it's a BIG No-No.
Hope this review is going to be helpful! Love
More from MBF Blog
Find the Related Complete posts in the List Below:
Price: $34 for 9 grams

MAC Studio Tech is probably one of, if not the most spoken about Cream-Powder Foundations (at least in the United States.) Mac claims that they formulated Studio Tech Foundation using a 'Tri-System Blend of Water, Emollients and Powder for truly adjustable coverage...'
Cream-Powder Foundations (or Creme-Powder foundations depending on which version you prefer), are typically either a 'love it' or 'hate it' product. Unlike Moisturizing Cream Foundations which have an emollient formula and hydrate skin, Cream-Powder Foundations set in to a powdery (usually matte) finish. Because of this, they are often too drying for those with very dry skin and many times those with acne-prone skin find the initial texture to be too thick and potentially clog pores. Luckily, silicone technology has improved so much in recent years that companies are starting to re-push the 'new' cream-powder formulas which have a lighter weight texture and micro-milled pigments which result in a flawless finish. Studio Tech Foundation is the perfect example of this Cream-Powder revolution.
Housed in a Standard MAC compact Is a formula which initially appears somewhat thick yet manages to have a distinct 'aerated' consistency. Blending is generally on the moderately easy side and almost any application method can produce decent results once you get the hang of it, but you have to work FAST and take care not to apply too much.
Studio Tech Foundation is one that should definitely be applied in thin, even layers. Applying too much at once can result in a semi-cakey appearance once dry and this can potentially make pores more noticeable than they were. I have successfully applied Studio Tech with a standard Foundation brush, buffing brush, my fingers or a sponge and all work equally well as long as my technique is correct (although most people will have a definitive preference.)
While the initial formula may appear creamy, this is a foundation for those with normal-oily skin-slightly dry skin (it can potentially cling to dry patches). You'll want to prep first with a moisturizer or moisturizing primer And avoid using a silicone primer- especially if you're seeking more than medium coverage. Using a silicone based product like trimethicone based Studio Tech foundation OVER a silicone primer could lead to the foundation balling up and that's just not fun. If you have VERY oily skin, you'd be better off setting Studio Tech with powder or a silicone powder alternative like Mally's Poreless Face Defender.
MAC's claim that Studio Tech is a foundation which will provide adjustable coverage isn't all that far off and you can easily achieve coverage ranging from light-full with a matte finish that's perfect for everything from everyday use, to bridal makeup, to professional settings like photo shoots.
Studio Tech Foundation is available in nearly 25 shades which range from fair-deep. MAC did a rarity here and instead of the lightest shade touting an NC tag, the lightest is NW15. Luckily for those with yellow undertones Or pink, the NW15 shade is very neutral and should suit many who normaly use NC shades.
Studio Tech Foundation is really an exciting foundation that can provide amazing insight into the direction foundation technology is headed. Just a few years after Mac released Studio Tech Foundation they released their Pro Longwear Compact which is even more of an advanced formula (although it only provides light coverage.)
If you find Studio Tech to be too heavy or clog pores but you still want the coverage it provides, check out Marc Jacobs Marvelous Mousse Transformative Foundation. in addition to being a creamier, lighter weight alternative to Studio Tech, Marc Jacobs is CRUELTY FREE and that's a huge plus!
MAC Studio Tech Foundation; Swatches of Shades-
NC15, NC20, NC25, NC27, NC30, NC35, NC40, NC42, NC43, NC44, NC45, NC50,
NW15, NW20, NW23, NW25, NW30, NW35, NW45, NW47, NW50, 
.MAC Studio Tech Foundation; Swatches of Shades-
NC15, NC20, NC25, NC27, NC30, NC32, NC35, NC40, NC42, NC43, NC44, NC45, NC50,
NW15, NW20, NW23, NW25, NW30, NW35, NW43, NW45, NW47, NW50, 
Mac Eyeshadow SwatchesMAC Studio Tech Foundation; Swatches of Shades-
NC15, NC20, NC25, NC27, NC30, NC35, NC40, NC42, NC43, NC44, NC45, NC50,
NW15, NW20, NW23, NW25, NW30, NW35, NW45, NW47, NW50, 

Mac Studio Tech Foundation ReviewsMAC Studio Tech Foundation; Swatches of Shades-
NC15, NC20, NC25, NC27, NC30, NC35, NC40, NC42, NC43, NC44, NC45, NC50,
NW15, NW20, NW23, NW25, NW30, NW35, NW45, NW47, NW50, 