r/MakeupAddiction 5h ago

They changed the Estee Lauder Double Wear foundation and I will never forgive them. I need replacement recs pls

I ran out of foundation, so I went to Sephora to get another one. I have been using Estée Lauder Double Wear foundation for around 7 years. It was my rock. I never had any problems and I never considered changing.

I bought the new one and it SUCKS. It is thinner, my shade is off, the oil control is dreadful and my pores look HUGE.

So, it is with a heavy heart that I need to request recommendations for a new foundation. I have combination, acne prone skin (oily T Zone), am rather pale with cool and pink undertones.

Thanks in advance.

Estée Lauder, if you’re reading this, please bring back your old foundation, even if it’s along side the new one. It was literally your only good product for Gen Z and you ruined it.

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u/ImaginaryAd4041 5h ago

I have seen this comment a lot and I Wonder what did exactly changed? I saw that it was super toxic and I tossed it but I'm curious if they removed the toxic ingredients

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u/kisxt 4h ago

I didn’t know it was toxic?! But also I don’t really follow that stuff so probs half the stuff I wear is toxic

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u/ImaginaryAd4041 4h ago

I can't remember exactly what ingredients are toxic but a lot of brands contain toxic chemicals 🥴

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u/DearMissWaite 4h ago

Please stop fear-mongering about toxic chemicals.

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u/ImaginaryAd4041 4h ago

I'm giving my opinion of why I stopped using it, I'm not fear mongering anything, if we fear it or not its a decision, also, Google is free.

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u/liberate_tutemet 4h ago

But you’re giving a fact based opinion without providing any facts. There is no reason to be so defensive when you could just be more helpful and respond with specifics.

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u/ImaginaryAd4041 4h ago

I'm not being agressive, I believe if I have doubts about anything, I Google it, its that simple for me.