Now that I have tried the Immaculate, I’m not going back to having an oily face all day outside from using the Matchmaster. Since this was my first non-drugstore foundation, I thought that my skin was just so oily that it can’t be controlled by foundations or powders. Even after setting with a powder, my face gets oily within 3 to 4 hours. I loved the coverage it gave me, but it definitely needs to be set with a powder. For my everyday face, I used one pump, and for special occasions, I used 1.5 pumps. I think it was able to last me this long because it is a very high coverage foundation. I purchased this foundation at the beginning of my final year of undergrad, and finished using it a few weeks after graduating. The Matchmaster also comes with the pump, which must be purchased separately for the Fluid. oz., while the Studio Fix Fluid contains the standard 1.0 fl. However, the Matchmaster contains 1.2 fl. Like the Studio Fix Fluid, the Matchmaster also has SPF 15, and they both come in similar glass bottles. I get convinced pretty easily when it comes to makeup purchases, so I got matched as a 3.0 for the Matchmaster and went along my merry way. However, the MAC artist told me that she personally likes the Matchmaster better because of the coverage and formula. I went to MAC with the intentions of getting color matched for the Studio Fix because I wanted a new liquid foundation. If you mention a liquid foundation from MAC, most people naturally think of the Studio Fix Fluid.

Matchmaster mac foundation shade 3