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Foundation Reviews - YSL Touche Éclat Glow Foundation

When it comes to foundations I am obsessed. Anyone, in any shop in the world can persuade me how much this foundation will change my life... Meaning I have had my fair share of experience when it comes to foundation. I had been eyeing this foundation up for a few weeks and finally bit the bullet and bought it! Carry on reading for an honest review.

I rarely wear drugstore foundations, I just love the feeling of luxury, expensive foundation and I usually find high end makeup doesn't break my skin out. So when I bought my first YSL foundation I was elated. The packaging is really travel friendly and I love a good tube foundation as they are easy to store and are less likely to break than a glass bottle.

The formula itself it quite odd, it's like nothing I have ever used. When pumped it appears to look like a cream, but when you spread it, it turns into more of a watery consistency. The formula appears to not mix and separate when you try to spread it, which didn't fill me with confidence when it came to putting it on my face.

I dotted the foundation on my face and tried to blend it with my mac brush... It was a disaster, It would not blend, it didn't sit well and I hated it... But when I used it with my beauty blender, it looked incredible, it left the most beautiful glow and blended beautifully, it blended out really quickly aswell. It really comes to life when applied properly and it has enough coverage to cover any acne scars, with them looking dry or like the formula is clinging to the scar. It also works really well when blended with your fingers, it's really hydrating, nourishing and is amazing if you have dry skin. If you have oily skin, this may not be for you.

When it comes to staying power, it is as I expected for a sheer foundation. it lasts well, but does start to fade after about 6 or 7 hours. So for me this is a perfect everyday foundation, but I would not wear it for a night out. For the price I do think if you were on a budget, you could find something very similar for a lot cheaper. But if you are looking for something a bit luxurious and for quick everyday use, then this is honestly the perfect product for you.
























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