Foundation
Deborah Milano foundations even out your complexion with a natural finish — from light coverage to full camouflage. Choose liquid, serum, matte or compact across a wide shade range, including the hypoallergenic Formula Pura line.
Deborah Milano 24Ore Nude Perfect FoundationAs low as €21.50
Deborah Milano NEW 24Ore Perfect FoundationAs low as €21.25
Deborah Milano Skin Booster Serum FoundationAs low as €24.95
Deborah Milano Skin Booster Mat FoundationAs low as €24.95
Deborah Milano 24Ore Compact FoundationAs low as €19.95
Which Deborah Milano foundation is right for you?
| Foundation | Coverage / finish | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 24Ore Nude Perfect | natural, long-wear | an everyday even complexion |
| NEW 24Ore Perfect | buildable, perfecting | a wide shade range |
| 24Ore Extra Cover | high coverage | camouflaging imperfections |
| Skin Booster Serum | light, nourishing | a natural glow |
| Skin Booster Mat | matte finish | oily/combination skin |
| 24Ore Compact | powder foundation | touch-ups on the go |
| Formula Pura | hypoallergenic | sensitive skin |
Choosing the right shade
Match your shade along the jawline in daylight; when you're between two shades, pick the lighter one for a natural result. For coverage: go for a serum for a natural glow, Nude or NEW Perfect for everyday coverage, and Extra Cover for full camouflage.
Foundation for sensitive skin
The Formula Pura line is hypoallergenic, nickel-tested and free from fragrance, parabens and allergens — developed for sensitive skin.
Frequently asked questions
Which Deborah Milano foundation is best for oily skin?
The Skin Booster Mat Foundation delivers a matte finish and keeps shine at bay — ideal for oily or combination skin.
Which foundation has the highest coverage?
The 24Ore Extra Cover Foundation offers high coverage to camouflage imperfections.
Is there a foundation for sensitive skin?
Yes, the Formula Pura line is hypoallergenic, nickel-tested and free from fragrance, parabens and allergens.
How do I choose the right foundation shade?
Test the shade on your jawline in daylight and, when you're between two shades, pick the lighter one for a natural result.