I had the Matte version of Infallible that came in a tube and it was the best foundation for oily skin I've tried with an impressive blurring effect (hid pores like nothing I've ever tried), but it became too dry for my skin type. Currently it's the powder from this line that has all the glory, but there are some positive reviews about this too that I've seen in the last year. Now that I've tried it, I came to a conclusion that it's a nice foundation, it's just really not for best suited for my skin type. 

Texture: this is a very light, liquid formula that is similar to Catrice's HD Liquid Coverage foundation, though it's not as watery and is a touch creamier at application. It's easy to apply and blend, which now that I've been using it for a while, I find surprising, because I know how matte it is when it sets, but with this one you have time to blend it in and though it's thin, it doesn't dry too fast. It blends seamlessly at the edges and is not an obvious foundation at first.
Coverage and finish: It's a matte medium-full coverage foundation. Right after application pores look somewhat blurred, but it's not comparable to the Matte version or even Maybelline Fit Me Mattte + Poreless. For a while it has a natural, slightly glowy finish on the skin, but it sets in the next minutes to a matte one. At that point it becomes more obvious on my dry skin, emphasizing texture, though not dry patches. Pores then look more obvious, as do the lines, so I find this an aging ...