Like all good things in life, this review will be part of a saga mostly because each of the foundations in The Ordinary range deserve their own stand alone review - that and I'm a little lazy and have yet to actually try The Ordinary Coverage Foundation. I have however been wearing The Ordinary Serum Foundation, daily for over a fortnight and truthfully there is nothing I don't love about it. If this is the future of affordable but high quality make-up consider me sold on the spot.

The only real surprise in regards to either of The Ordinary foundations is their diminutive size; photographs can be deceiving, so trust me when I say the bottles are fairly dinky in the flesh and hold 30ml of product. However at just £5.90 a bottle it would be greedy to expect more and on the plus side the bottles are both perfectly proportioned and designed for travel - they feature an in-built, lockable foundation pump so you don't have to worry about leaks, spills or generally dispensing too much product. As a side note, you can also purchase a glass dropper via the brand should that be your more preferred method of application.
All things considered, The Ordinary Serum Foundation is a budget buy and yet both the ingredient line up and shade range, far exceed anything else around with such a light price tag. With no less than 20 tones for all complexions including warm, neutral, cool and yellow undertones, ranging from extremely pale to very deep - this may just be the most ...