CHANEL

Perfexion Lumiere Velvet [SPF15] [10 Beige]

1 Reviews

• VONS

  Oct 8, 2019 (UTC)
  Combination SkinSensitive Skin

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  Pros

  My skin tends to get oily quickly, causing makeup to look shiny soon after application. Sometimes, the excess oil even makes the foundation separate from my skin. That's why longevity and a matte finish are crucial when I choose a foundation. This product sets to a powdery finish and has a thin consistency. Using a brush, I can apply it in a sheer layer for a natural, 'my skin but better' look. When a bit of oil comes through, it actually makes my skin look incredibly healthy. On hectic days when I forget to use blotting papers, the foundation's own matte properties can keep me covered for a few hours. While it's a matte formula, with a solid base underneath, I can achieve a bare-faced look, which is why I reach for it so often.

  Cons

  Due to my facial redness, I typically only use yellow-based foundations. However, with Chanel... the yellow undertone is far too intense. Additionally, the concern about potentially harmful ingredients is an issue. If these two aspects could be improved, it would be perfect.

  Tip

  While everyone cries out for longevity and a matte finish, I've found that using matte products from the base layer up can result in heavy-looking makeup. I prefer using a sunscreen and base with a balanced oil and moisture content for a smooth, hydrated canvas. Then, I use a brush to lightly sweep on a thin layer of foundation. This technique gives the illusion of naturally flawless skin.

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