JAMO BEAUTY
A silky serum
foundation made
with zinc oxide,
cordyceps and ar-
temia to recharge
the skin’s appear-
ance and defend
against environ-
mental stressors.
An anti-aging
serum chock-full
of DMAE and
neuropeptides,
plus tinted with a
semi-matte finish
that takes the “no
makeup” look to
new heights.
Another traditional
serum, this is created
with glycolic acid to
exfoliate and encour-
age cell turnover to
naturally reduce signs
of aging and mini-
mize dark spots.
A foundation
with moderate
coverage and a
lightweight feel,
designed with
pigments that are
treated for a rich,
highly saturated
effect.
A liquid founda-
tion powered by an
antioxidant- and vi-
tamin-C-rich serum
for a brightening
look and protection
against environ-
mental stressors.
A serum with
a multitiered
approach to
enhancing col-
lagen within the
skin for a nat-
urally youthful
glow and a long-
term approach
to preventing
signs of aging.
Here is what you need to know about serum foun-
dations: They are more lightweight than traditional
powder or cream foundations. Many would argue that
a serum foundation feels more like a tinted moistur-
izer than a foundation. These products will feel good
on your skin and provide you benefits in the same way
any other skin-care item can. But a word to the wise:
Don’t go crazy with any serum, tinted or not. These
products hold a potent level of ingredients designed
to give your face a boost of what it wants, so you want
A cruelty-free,
paraben-free
serum crafted
with chameleon
pigments to
match skin and
ingredients de-
signed to smooth
and strengthen
skin, perfect for
all-year-round
wear.
to make sure you’re introducing the right ingredients
your skin actually needs. “The wrong product can be
irritating particularly to sensitive skin,” Dr. Farber
said. “Just look through the ingredient list to know
what you’re using.” And what should you be using?
Whether you’re completely sold on the serum foun-
dation or are in the market for an added step in your
skin-care routine, here’s how to find the right product
for you.
ISSUE 49 - 2019 January