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It goes on white
The K-beauty stick from the video

This Foundation Is A Filter In Real Life. It Goes On White.

You swipe it on in white stripes. Then you blend it with the brush on the other end, and it turns into your skin tone right in front of you.

Redness, dark marks and the little veins on your eyelids fade into the background in a couple of swipes. It looks like skin, not makeup.

  • Turns Into Your Skin Tone
  • Blending Brush Built In
  • 3 Shades: Light, Natural, Medium

5 Reasons They're Calling It A Filter In Real Life

  1. Natural finished skin with the GLACR foundation stick

    It Goes On White. Then It Turns Into Your Shade.

    It's not your fault your foundation never matches. A liquid is one fixed colour, and your skin isn't. This K-beauty formula goes on white, and the pigments come through as you blend, so it settles into your own skin tone instead of sitting on top of it.

    Three shades give the match a head start:

    The three shades: Light, Natural and Medium
  2. Redness And Eyelid Veins Fade In Two Swipes

    She has redness, dark marks and bumps on her cheeks and visible veins on her eyelids. Watch the clip: one swipe, two swipes, and the veins are hard to find.

    Light-reflecting minerals blur pores and fine lines, and calamine helps calm redness. Want more in one spot? Add another swipe.

    Clip from the video you just watched.

  3. Woman holding the GLACR foundation stick, finished natural look

    It Looks Like Skin, Not Makeup

    No heavy mask and no cakey layer. The texture is balmy and creamy, closer to a skin tint than a thick foundation, and it leaves a fresh, dewy finish.

    • Covers without creasing or smudging
    • Doesn't settle into fine lines
    • No powder needed on top
  4. Step 1 swipe on the stick, step 2 blend with the built-in brush, step 3 done

    Swipe, Flip, Blend. The Brush Is Built In.

    The angled brush lives on the other end of the stick, so there's no sponge to wash and nothing extra to carry. It's done in about a minute, and it fits in your bag for top-ups.

    • No sponge, no fingers, no mess
    • Small enough for any bag
  5. Foundation stick swatches on the back of a hand, from white to fully blended

    There's Skincare In It, Too

    It's made with ingredients you'd normally find in a serum, so it looks after your skin while you wear it.

    NiacinamideEvens out skin tone and strengthens the skin barrier
    Hydrolysed collagenHydrates and supports skin elasticity
    Volufiline™A plumping plant extract for skin that looks fuller
    AdenosineSoothing, and helps skin look smoother
    • Paraben-free and sulphate-free
    • Cruelty-free and dermatologically tested
    • Made for daily wear on sensitive and mature skin
After it goes on, it literally just looks like skin.The creator in the video
Why people switch

GLACR Vs. Liquid Foundation

Liquid foundationGLACR stick
ShadePick one and hopeSettles into your tone
FeelCan feel heavyLight, looks like skin
ColourSome go orange by lunchMade not to oxidise
ToolsSponge on the sideBrush built in

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it really look like a filter in real life?

It gives light, buildable coverage that evens out your tone and blurs pores and fine lines, which is why it still looks like skin. In the video it hides redness and eyelid veins in a couple of swipes. Where you want a bit more, add another swipe. It won't give you the thick, matte look of a heavy full-coverage foundation.

Which shade should I pick?

Light is for very fair skin, or when you're at your palest in winter. Natural is the most popular and suits skin with a little colour. Medium is for tan or warm skin tones. The stick adjusts as you blend, so you don't need an exact match the way you do with a liquid foundation.

Does it work for darker skin tones?

Not yet. Right now the formula suits light to medium-light skin tones best. A wider range is in the works, but for now we'd rather tell you before you order.

Won't it turn orange?

Many colour-changing products are a sheer orange tint. This one has pigments that come through as you blend and match your tone, and it's made not to oxidise through the day.

Do I need to set it with powder?

No. It's made to be worn on its own with a fresh, dewy finish. If you like a matte look you can add powder on top.

Is it OK for sensitive skin?

It's made for daily wear on sensitive and redness-prone skin, and it's dermatologically tested, paraben-free and sulphate-free. If your skin reacts easily, try a small patch first.

How many should I get?

Most people take 1 Stick + 1 Extra Free: one for your bathroom, one for your bag. If you wear it every day, 2 Sticks + 2 Extra Free keeps you stocked for longer at the same £17 a stick.

How long does delivery take?

Every order is tracked. Most UK orders arrive in about 10 days.

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Advertisement. This page promotes the GLACR shade-adapting foundation stick. Results vary with skin type and how much you apply. The clips are from a creator video made for GLACR.

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