Have you used a stick foundation before?

I've used a stick foundation for years and absolutely love it. Great coverage and lasts all day

I really want to try this! I think it sounds like it will definitely suit my skin type, take away the strange look liquid leaves me. Yes please!

I have only used mineral and liquid foundation before and pretty much just use liquid or BB if I don't want such full coverage. When I apply my liquid foundation I use my beauty blender and fingers and get a nice even finish with ease.

I haven't used stick foundation before. In fact I had never heard of it u till you guys put this up on the BR page.

It sounds very interesting and I would love to try it out and do a review!

I used to swear by powders only. I recently got a mac stick foundation snd I do like the convenience but I find the cover isn't as even and long lasting. sometimes it's quite shiny too. maybe I'm applying it wrong!? would love to compare it to another!

I have gone off foundation because it is often too messy to apply. I hate powders because they go everywhere, and I hate liquids because they give an oily appearance. I would love to try out the stick to see if this makes application and appearance better! I like the idea of two shades in one to get a good match too.

I have never used a stick foundation. Been a bit anxious about how well it will go on and what sort of coverage I will get. I like the idea of it though.

I've tried the l'Oreal one, ages ago... I liked how easy it was, but a few hours in to wearing it there was a real 'chalky' feel to it. I'd love to give this one a go, I want to try the contouring I've been reading about...

Love all the previous fit me products would so love to get my hands on these and give them a go!! Looks like the perfect product for contouring and highlighting so would love to give this a try! Is definitely a must in my beauty collection!

I have never used a stick foundation before, i do use the FITme liquid foundation and i find it great, I saw the stick version just recently when i went to get a new bottle of foundation and did wonder if i should buy that instead, would love to give it a try to find out!

Sounds awesome. Don't know why I haven't tried a stick foundation before as it would be great time saver as a busy mum to get made up quickly in the morning. Will have to read all the reviews that come in.

I've tried both a bobbi brown and MAC foundation sticks before. Would be great to see how this one compares as I really like the Maybelline Fit liquid foundation. Love the idea of the anti-shine powder core!

I've never used a foundation stick before. To be honest, I've never even seen foundation in a stick form before, only concealer. I usually apply my foundation on with fingers because I'm lazy (whoops!), but I've recently bought some face brushes which I plan on using more often as I've heard brushes give a more even finish. I'd love to try this Maybelline Fit Me foundation stick because it looks like its really easy to use and makes it a lot easier and faster to apply foundation. I also love how it has an anti shine powder core and is also lightweight, perfect for my combination oily skin!

Many many years ago I used a covergirl one. Keen to see what this is like though!

No I've never tried a stock foundation sounds so exciting I have oily skin so be interesting if it works on my skin I love the idea of using my hand one least brush to clean.

I usually apply my foundation using my flat top brush or beauty blender

Would love to give it a try

Never tried stick foundation before, however, I'd love to try it. It seems like a much cleaner and efficient way to apply foundation - especially on those early mornings when you're barely awake and liquid just goes everywhere, as right now I just pump it onto my hands and dab it on my face. However, I do have quite oily/combination skin (oily around the T zone and dry patches elsewhere) so would be interested in seeing if it would actually last a long time, and whether or not I'd get shiny with it throughout the day. The contouring idea with 2 shades is really good though! Would probably make the process much faster.