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If you're a babe on a budget, I'm gonna share the best drugstore foundations under $25 that perform like high-end. Maybelline Lumi Matte; $12. This has become my go-to ride or die foundation. Let's say this is more of a satin matte finish. It doesn't leave your skin too radiant or glowy. It gives you a medium to full coverage without looking or feeling heavy on the skin. It's lightweight, it's long wear. This will last you all day. Makeup Revolution Superfix; $14. I'm gonna leave a caveat here. I've only worn this for four hours, so I do not know how this wears long term. I had to mention this because this is truly a soft matte, a dreamy, it gives you medium to full coverage but it looks skin-like. It does not look or feel drying or heavy on the skin. Makeup Revolution Skin Silk; $15. Makeup Revolution's complexion products. This reminds me so much of the Armani Luminous Silk foundation. This is going to give you the coverage but it's also going to give you the radiance, but you don't look oily or greasy. I've been loving this for years. Maybelline Plump & Glow; $12. If you like the Lumi Matte foundation from Maybelline, but you want more of that luminosity and radiance, the Plump & Glow is your best bet. According to Maybelline, this is supposed to help your skin get better over time because it is 90% skincare. It also gives you the coverage and it also leaves your skin looking luminous and radiant and healthy, even with the coverage. I am so picky when it comes to cushion foundations because they almost always make your skin look heavy and too matte and flat and cakey. This gives you a beautiful satin matte finish. The reason this stood out to me is because while yes, you're getting medium to full coverage, it is not heavy on the skin. It's lightweight. It's long wear. Makeup Revolution Superdewy Cushion; $14. This doesn't even feel like a cushion foundation. It's so different. It gives you more of a luminous finish, but it doesn't emphasize texture or pores. And it gives you coverage, but it's also breathable. I actually filmed a first impression and realized I didn't post it, so if you want to see that, let me know. It doesn't look or feel like a cushion foundation at all. Elf Cosmetics Soft Glam; $8. This is a medium to full coverage. I feel like this is probably the most full coverage out of all the foundations. This is $8. This is another product that if you have acne and texture, or you just want to cover up, this is a product I would recommend. It's like a tried and true reliable full coverage satin foundation. L'Oreal True Match; $14. This was the first drugstore foundation I ever tried on my face. I've been wearing it for 10 years, and it still remains just one of the best affordable foundations. They could have put this in a high-end bottle and I don't think anyone would be able to tell the difference. I hope this video helped. There's truly is something here for everybody. I've done blushes, bronzers, skin tints and foundations. Let me know what I should do next. Bye.