How the shades go in YSL Touche Eclat Le Teint foundation You can build it up a bit too, but I just use a concealer where needed (acne and dark circles).īefore & after with YSL Touche Eclat Le Teint BD30. As said, the coverage is very nice even with one layer. Touche Eclat Le Teint is easily blendable and I recommend using a damp beautyblender to apply it, as always. Or am I just lazy and leave the powder out therefore? Who knows. I just like the finish this foundation leaves on my skin, I don’t want to add any more product to it. It lasts better if I set the foundation with a powder though, which I rarely do nowadays, even though I have some oiliness on my skin.
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I’m quite glowy at the end of the day, but my skin still looks nice and even. It still lasts really well on my skin and it wears off nicely. Now since it’s not a totally matte foundation, it’s not more long lasting than, say, Double Wear foundation. It leaves a beautiful radiant finish, which helps to make it look more natural. It covers well without looking like a mask. It’s just so thin and lightweight, you don’t even realize it. However, it does actually have an amazing coverage. I was bit surprised to read that, because at first I would have said it’s medium coverage. It’s said on YSL’s site that this foundation is radiant and full-coverage. Yves Saint Laurent Touche Eclat Le Teint Foundation I think Touche Eclat foundation is reasonable priced though and worth the money. I have a thing for foundations and more often or not I opt for the more expensive ones. YSL Touche Eclat foundation is definitely a classic, which I just had to test out myself. It is really such a shame because the Touche Eclat highlighter is so exceptional.If you want a glowy foundation with a good coverage and a very lightweight feel – Yves Saint Laurent’s * Touche Eclat Le Teint foundation might just be the right foundation for you. But regardless, for those with normal to combination/oily skin, I would not recommend this product. But again you’d have to make sure to use a setting powder and would therefore negate the illuminating properties. Now the oil quotient could be a good thing for someone with extremely dry skin (not flaky) as I’m sure it would add some moisture and illuminate your often chalky complexion. Really, there is no effective way to use this product. You could help improve it’s staying power by using a setting powder but then that completely overrides the fact that it’s supposed to give a dewy complexion. In addition, because of it’s greasy texture, the staying power of this foundation is almost non-existant and transfers so easily on scarfs, clothing, hands, hair, etc. Le Teint Touche Eclat is extremely oily and has so much oil in the product that the consistency is almost as thin as water which makes it difficult to apply and a real messy procedure. You can tell that something is wrong just by the texture and consistency of the product before it even graces your skin. I understand that having a glowing and dewy complexion is beautiful and sought after, but this foundation goes a little too far. The reason why this doesn’t work is that instead of illuminating key points on your face, you are now illuminating EVERYTHING, applying a glossy, shinny, coat of foundation all over which isn’t very attractive. Now although the highlighter is gorgeous at illuminating key points on your face, that doesn’t mean you’d shellac your whole face with the product, and that is exactly what the Teint Touche Eclat foundation is! It is basically the Touche Eclat highlighter in a bigger bottle. This foundation is an off-shoot of the hugely popular Touche Eclat complexion highlighter which miraculously hides shadows and imperfections and illuminates the skin at every point it touches. One example of how YSL has let me down is there new foundation called Le Teint Touche Eclat. But apart from those, I find YSL to usually be all show and no substance.
There are a few exceptions though and that is their incomparable glossy lip stains, Rouge Pur Couture Vernis A Levres, their original Touche Eclat complexion highlighter, and the ever mysterious Opium perfume. Yves Saint Laurent is a brand that is synonymous with class and luxury in the fashion world but in my opinion their beauty products and makeup have yet to dazzle me in the same way a YSL gown can. By The Perfume Expert YSL Le Teint Touche Eclat Foundation Review
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