Coverage ranges from sheer-to-medium (buildable) through medium to full coverage. Several products emphasize buildable formulas so you can layer from light to fuller coverage as needed.
The listings include liquid foundations, a pressed powder foundation, and a mousse foundation.
Yes — one foundation explicitly lists SPF 15 in its product description.
The finishes reported include matte, satin/radiant, dewy/glowy (radiant), and a natural finish; some listings call out both matte and natural options.
Some formulas target combination and oily skin or explicitly say they’re suitable for normal-to-oily skin. A few listings claim suitability for all skin types (one explicitly includes dry skin).
Several listings advertise extended wear and transfer resistance — examples include up to 24-hour wear, transfer-proof/budge-proof claims, and resistance to heat, sweat, and humidity.
Some listings advertise large, inclusive ranges (examples include 40 shades and 43 shades), while others list specific named shades (notably for the powder foundation).
Packaging notes include built-in pumps and glass bottles for some liquid foundations. Application guidance mentions using a small (pea-sized) amount and blending with fingers, a brush, or a sponge.
Listings frequently note clean-beauty and sensitive-skin features such as vegan and cruelty-free formulas, paraben- and sulfate-free or 'non-toxic' ingredients, USDA organic certification for one powder, dermatologist-developed wording on one product, and an artificial fragrance-free claim on another.