I loved this foundation from the first use. It has an
incredible texture, it’s not too liquid, neither is it too thick and so silky
and lightweight on the skin. The coverage is medium, but you will get different
results depending on the tool you use to apply it. Using primer, SPF or
moisturizer can also alter the appearance of your foundation. I used Smashbox
Photo Finish Foundation Primer to really smooth out my skin.
It’s quite
sheer when applied with your fingertips and gives more coverage with a
stippling brush, but I think I get the best results using a combination of my
fingers and a Beauty Blender; it really brings out the best in the foundation.
The finished look is matte, as it is a liquid to powder finish, but
not in the way matte foundations have traditionally looked. Perfection Lumière
really does create “Multi-faceted”
radiance”, as described on the Chanel website. My skin has never looked so, for
lack of a better word, radiant! I did need to still use concealer around my
eyes for dark circles, but I think most of you will be able to forego this step
because Perfection Lumière offers enough coverage.
Because of the liquid to powder finish,
you don’t need to set this foundation with powder. I have been using it in
fairly warm weather (which has now come to an end L) and have
not needed to touch up with powder after 6 hours of wear. However, when I did
try to blot with powder, it did make the foundation cake, so instead I blot
with paper or a tissue.
I’ve heard quite a few people
commenting on the scent, but there are far worse over-scented foundations-
namely Lancôme’s Teint Idole Ultra 24H.
This is a great foundation to try if
you’ve always wanted to try out Chanel makeup; I’m certainly enjoying my little
piece of chic J
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