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Here’s a detailed and up-to-date overview of the Pilgrim Cosmetics Dream Matte Serum Foundation (30 ml)

🌟 Overview & Shade Range

This serum-like foundation is offered in six shades for Indian skin tones: Pure Ivory (110), Classic Nude (123), Golden Beige (215), Warm Sand (223), Natural Almond (225), and Rich Caramel (325). It provides medium-to-full matte coverage, breathable texture, and is ideal for oily, combination, or shine-prone skin types.

🧪 Formula & Key Ingredients

This foundation is formulated with skincare actives including Australian Kakadu Plum (Vitamin C), Niacinamide, Hyaluronic Acid, Bamboo Water Extract, and Vitamin E. These help brighten, hydrate, and control oil while supporting skin health . Its silicone-based texture creates a pore-blurring, lightweight finish without feeling heavy or oily.

Best Application Tips

1. Shake the bottle well before use.

2. Apply 3–4 drops to moisturized skin and blend outward with brush, sponge, or fingertips.

3. You can build coverage in areas needing extra.

4. Use minimal setting powder to retain a soft matte finish—ideal choice: Pilgrim Dream Matte Loose or Compact Powder.

5. Apply primer (e.g., Glow Primer) underneath for extra longevity and skin-smoothing grip.

📌 Who It’s For

Perfect for those wanting foundation + skincare in one—with breathable, hydrating wear and medium-to-full coverage. Particularly suited to oily or combination skin, or users seeking a non-cakey, poreless matte finish. It complements Pilgrim’s Dream Matte Loose/Compact Powders and concealer well.

✅ Final Take

Pilgrim Dream Matte Serum Foundation (30 ml) is a solid choice if you're looking for an affordable, skincare-infused foundation with good lasting power and natural matte finish—especially for oily or combination skin. It's not heavy or cakey, blends easily, and suits Indian skin tones well. The biggest drawbacks are the limited shade range and some users' sensitivity to fragrance.

Let me know if you’d like help selecting the best shade match, layering tips with Powder or Primer, or comparisons with similar products in the same price range!

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