Everyone's foundation routine differs very slightly and I am always curious as to what everybody uses to get their definition of flawless coverage so I'll go ahead and show you mine!

It may seem like a lot of products but I like to think of my routine in three 'layers' like a book, beginning, middle and end.

I don't use any primers because I feel that it isn't really necessary.  First thing I put on is a foundation stick.  I am in love with A'pieu smart speeder stick however I am also not too picky with what I use because it's my first layer and in the end you won't be able to notice it. A great thing about this stick is it's got an SPF30.  Nothing beats having sunscreen in your foundation.

I'm actually almost finished this stick and will be buying another one shortly.

This is my middle layer.  I will actually go one of two ways with my mid section. 

 This is one way and my most recent. Not only is the Kat Von D lock-it tattoo foundation great for coverage it also has a matte finish so if you were in a rush this is all you would need! 

 My next option are these two combined.  Welcos Killing Me Zombie CC cream will go on first then I will use Etude House precious mineral cushion foundation on top to add for extra coverage.  Fun fact you can get a container for the Etude House foundation but I opted out because it is fine the way it is.

Both of these apply seamlessly and are a very light foundation so it feels like there's nothing on your face.

This will be my final stage of foundation application. To make everything matte I put a powder on top.  Again, not picky with what powder I use as long as it matches my skintone.

Under my eyes I will sometimes put this powder on to help eliminate wrinkles.

And ta-da! foundation complete!

As far as brushes go, I mostly use my hands to blend everything in except for the finishing powder I will use a brush. It's just a personal preference that I have.  I did however just get my Too Cool For School Marshmallow puff which I will more than likely start using for my Kat Von D foundation to get a possibly better finish.

For those of you who did not know, Inglot is a cosmetics company based overseas in Poland.  It has stretched to over 57 countries and an astounding number of 450 boutiques! Not only supplying every possible color you could imagine but the best quality a person could ask for!
A little bit ago I was searching as to whether it was cruelty free or not and couldn't find anything on it! So I went ahead and assumed that just like most brands, it wasn't.  Up until recently I seen a facebook post by Inglot USA-now I know this still isn't a 100% reputable source-that they are indeed cruelty free.  You can view the post here.
Inglot doesn't name their products, instead they use numbers.  Which is fine, all that does is knock off their creativity level but they make up for it with the abundance of colors. Now let's dive right into the interview.

This is number 143.  It is a nice bright florescent pink with what looks to be a blue undertone.  Perfect for the summer and spring time.  I like this color a lot as it does make a statement but also is a nice girly pink as well.  As you can tell from the swatch the color payoff is brilliant.  It is quite opaque and full of pigmentation. This, is Inglot.

Apologizing for the blurry pictures on this color.  This number is 194.  This would be what you call your standard barbie pink.  Like bubblegum.  Again, not only do you have excellent pigmentation, these lipsticks apply very evenly and smooth to the touch.  Great color choice for spring and summer! 

This is number 256.  It's a soft near pastel I like to call it a pinky purple.  If you are just getting into wearing funky cool colors I suggest picking up one of these bad boys.  It's so soft that not many people will notice it.  Also you would be comfortable wearing this outside without the feeling of anybody staring you down.  

 Although this color may look a little pink in the tube do not let it fool you!  This is the lighter version of 256 at the number 254.  Don't believe me? Here I'll show you them together!

256 on the left and 254 on the right.  There is indeed a very subtle difference!  Can you tell I like my purples? haha! :)

Here we have number 106.  It is more of a pastel peachy color.  When this got ordered I was thinking of going more outside my comfort zone as I do have a lot of pink and purple shades. I do like this color because it isn't all out there and I enjoy pastels.  This color is good for the spring and summer and possibly into the fall. I think it's cute anyway, hopefully I will warm up to it a bit more next year. 

Lastly we have number 100. Same situation as number 106.  This color is an extremely pigmented bright orange!  Good for occasions such as Halloween say if you're going to dress up as a pumpkin...  This one will probably develop cobwebs in my collection.  It is certainly a gorgeous color, just not for me.

Inglot has boutiques in various large cities around Canada as well as the state and multiple other countries overseas.  As far as I know you can also purchase Inglot at select Sephora locations as well.  Otherwise, you're going to be ordering online and going by what the color on the screen shows.  This is definitely worth the purchase, most of the colors show next to true on their website.  This brand is comparable to Mac if not better. #sorrynotsorry.  If you have a chance to get your hands on anything by this company do not hesitate, DO IT!  I hope this post helped you, if you have any questions feel free to ask and we will try our best to answer them!