C.A.K.E Cosmetics launches Liquid Foundations

30-Jun-2017
Colour Cosmetics

C.A.K.E Cosmetics, a UK brand for women with darker skin tones, has launched its first collection of Liquid Foundations.

The formula has been designed to provide a light to medium coverage and the foundations come in five shades in order to match medium to deeper skin tones.

Said to create a flawless matte complexion, the ultra-lightweight formula is described as an ideal base for oily and combination skin.

The Liquid Foundations are now available on the brand’s website and Superdrug.

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