Conseal The Deal Long-Wear Full-Coverage Foundation

LAWLESS Conseal The Deal is a fluid foundation that reaches full coverage while staying light on the skin, finishing natural-matte and setting itself without powder. LAWLESS describes the texture as serum-like — it fuses with skin rather than sitting on top — and the formula is both vegan and silicone-free, which is unusual at this coverage level. It builds in thin layers, so you decide how far you take it.

Coverage	Full · buildable
Finish	Natural matte, self-setting
Formulation	Liquid — serum-like feel
Skin types listed	Normal · dry · combination · oily
Key ingredients	Nasturtium flower extract · goji berry · bisabolol and ginger extracts
Callouts	Vegan · cruelty-free · silicone-free · talc-free · recyclable packaging

What it actually does

• Full coverage that doesn't feel like it. LAWLESS positions this as a modern take on full coverage — lightweight and fluid, with a finish that sets itself to a natural matte rather than needing powder on top.
• Evens, blurs and covers. Per the brand, the blendable and buildable formula works on uneven tone, the look of pores, rough texture and the marks you want hidden.
• Blue-light and antioxidant defence built in. LAWLESS credits nasturtium flower extract with limiting free-radical damage from blue light, and goji berry with antioxidants, vitamins and minerals widely used against visible signs of ageing.
• Soothing agents for reactive skin. The brand describes bisabolol and ginger extracts as anti-irritants suited to dry, sensitive skin — part of why the formula is pitched as comfortable through a long wear.
• No silicone, no talc. Worth knowing if you deliberately avoid either; the brand calls this out explicitly alongside its vegan and cruelty-free status.

How to use

1. Prep, then shake. LAWLESS suggests its own Set The Stage Hydrating Primer Serum beforehand (sold separately), and shaking the bottle well so the pigment applies evenly.
2. For high-medium to full coverage: place product at the centre of the face and blend outward in circular motions with a synthetic foundation brush. Once it starts fusing in, switch to a buffing, stamping motion wherever you want more coverage.
3. Build in thin layers. Let each layer dry before you add the next — that's where the formula performs best.
4. For an airbrushed finish: press lightly over the top with a damp sponge to push the foundation further into the skin.
5. For medium, adjustable coverage: skip the brush. Apply at the centre of the face and blend outward with a damp sponge, pressing and rolling where you want more.
6. To hold it all day: finish with a generous mist of the brand's Glam Guard Long-Wear Setting Spray, sold separately.

Shade tip from the brand: LAWLESS founder Annie notes each shade dries down a touch deeper than it looks when wet, a consequence of the high all-natural pigment load. Factor that in when you choose.

Is it right for you?

Questions

Do I need to set it with powder?

The finish is described as self-setting, so powder isn't part of the brand's routine for it. If you want maximum longevity, LAWLESS instead recommends misting its Glam Guard Long-Wear Setting Spray over the finished base — sold separately.

Brush or sponge?

Both are covered in the directions, and they give different results. A synthetic brush with buffing and stamping takes you to high-medium or full coverage; a damp sponge, pressed and rolled, keeps things at a customisable medium. You can also use the brush first and finish with a damp sponge for a smoother effect.

How do I pick my shade?

Keep the brand's own warning in mind: because of the high natural pigment content, the colour settles slightly deeper than it appears on first application. If you're choosing between two, the lighter of the pair is usually the safer bet. Message us before ordering if you want help narrowing it down.

Is it suitable for sensitive skin?

LAWLESS includes bisabolol and ginger extracts specifically as anti-irritants for dry, sensitive skin, and the formula leaves out silicone and talc. As with any new base, test a small area before a full-face application if your skin reacts easily.

How long does delivery take?

Delivery takes 3 to 21 working days, depending on availability. Shades already in stock arrive at the shorter end; shades we bring in for you take longer. Working days exclude weekends and official holidays.

Can I return it if the shade is wrong?

Unfortunately not — returns cover defective, damaged or expired items only, reported within 1 day of delivery, with refunds to the original payment method within 15–30 days. That's why we'd rather help you choose before you order. Payment is by credit card, debit card, Instapay or mobile wallet; there's no cash on delivery.