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Foundation Reviews - Glossier Skin Tint

Glossier is probably the most hyped up brand ever. It is everywhere I turn, on instagram, in my dreams and before I know it I'm applying to it my face. I deliberated for so long about buying this because although it's light coverage, I saw so many reviews claiming it was pointless as it had practically zero coverage. I do like light coverage foundations, but i feel like I need something to justify spending £20, if I'm just going to look the exact same.

The texture is really strange it feels like a watery oil when you squeeze the bottle. I love the bottle though because it comes out in drops, so I never over use it. It blends out effortlessly, but really does blend into nothing. I have to be having a seriously good skin day, or be boiling hot to be able to wear this. I do like this with a full coverage concealer, as the tint evens out my skin tone, and then the concealer really gets to work with the coverage.

I have tried to use this product so many different ways and found that using your fingers really is the best way to apply this, it just looks like really good skin, no thick cream, just undetectable on the skin. By the end of the day I do look like a disco ball when I wear this, I just look like I am glowing for gold. I don't think I have ever used a product that within about 4 hours, it feels like its vanished and I just look greasy. If you want to buy a product that will make a dramatic difference to your skin this is not for you, it really does have about zero coverage.

When I first bought this foundation I ordered the colour light, as I am as pale as casper the ghost, but when it arrived and I applied it it looked so grey, I honestly looked sick. So I contacted Glossier and they kindly sent me the shade medium instead, which is a much better colour and looks warm and the right tone for my skin. One thing  I can say is the customer service at Glossier is amazing, it really is and it's so rare for many brands these days, so if you have an issue with the product, contact them and they really do help.

So there you go, if you want a little something to even out your skin, if you don't particularly like heavy makeup this is ideal, but I would rather not waste my time applying it, and use something with a tiny bit of coverage to save myself so much work, trying to perfect a no makeup makeup look.


















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