False Promises

I purchased this product after being told of the "amazing" ability to cover over every blemish and even out skin tone. I have combination skin that becomes flushed really easily, and no matter how much I put on, it did not cover as much as was advertised. To add, the smell of the product was strong, and chemically, very similar to spray paint. For over $50, it is not worth the hype given. If you are looking for a light coverage, and your skin is perfect with no blemishes, this may work for you.

Not for dry skin

I got a sample from sephora. Looked horrible me. It oxidized, settled into my laugh lines, I used it with and without a primer. Cakey and dry looking up close. Felt a little heavy, with the foundation on my skin felt chalky. Medium coverage. Easy to blend, don't have to work quickly.

for the price you are paying for this product it sucks a lot, i usually applied about 3 sometimes 4 layers of this foundation before i got the coverage i desired

This was another disappointing UD product for me.

I really wanted to like this! It just didn't do ANYTHING!
I think it might be good for anyone with very minimal blemishes or scars. I think I have too many things to fix up on my face, and this just didn't do it for me haha!

Too light. Definitely.

I wanted to love this but I just don't. It always seems to slip off my face or clump up. Ive tried different primers underneath, no primer at all and still it looks horrible. Ive tried stippling, using a BB, using my finers, using a regular foundation brush and nothing changes. Still looks like garbage. The peptides in it also sting my skin a bit. :(

For the price tag, I was not impressed.

even with Sephora's skin ID, shade did not match my skin tone and made me look dirty, got cakey often and the coverage was not there either.

i jumped back to mac