The Foundation Rotation

Every now and then I find that i'm reaching for the same foundations. I did a similar post to this last year so I thought it was time to do another one. My skin hasn't been feeling it's best recently so i've been wanting something with a decent coverage that also gives a bit of a glow. 

Covergirl Outlast Stay Fabulous Foundation - I picked this foundation up when I was in America and I really do love it. It has a serum like texture which blends so easily into the skin. It has an SPF 30 which makes it great to use in the Summer, as well as for the fact it lasts well on the skin. I don't find it goes patchy although my skin has been a touch on the oily side recently but I bit of powder keeps things in place nicely. A great affordable find if you can get your hands on it. 

Bourjois Radiance Reveal Healthy Mix Foundation - I featured this in the last post I did and it's an all time favourite which I bring out when I want something I know will look good. This always covers just the right amount without looking or feeling cakey on the skin. I find this ticks all the boxes; decent wear time, good coverage and gives a nice healthy look to the skin. The shade selection isn't great but if you find a colour that matches you will love it. 

Bourjois City Radiance Foundation - This is the newest addition to the Bourjois foundation range and one that i've been liking. It's got a lighter coverage but still evens out the skin nicely. I do get a little oily when I wear this one but it does make the skin look nice, applies easily and looks natural on. This also has an SPF 30 and I think will be something I reach for even more as it starts to get warmer. 

I have a lot of Bourjois foundations as I tend to know that I will like the finish and results they give. I am branching out a trying other makes a lot more, especially after being so impressed with this Covergirl foundation. Do you tend to have a few foundations on rotation or stick to using the same one each day? What is your favourite foundation at the moment?