I've been bouncing around with base products after moving somewhere with a very dry climate. My skin is usually combo and was previously using the Fenty Eaze drops (also in shade 3). My skin has needed much more hydrating products now so I've been searching for a good everyday light to medium coverage skin tint. This one is definitely more light coverage than medium but the natural glow it gives my skin looks amazing. It's glowy without looking overly shiny (I find the ilia super serum skin tint is tooo shiny for me). It doesn't settle on my dry patches or accentuate my peach fuzz as nearly as much as other products do. It's extremely skin-like on the skin. It feels a little heavy when I first apply but once it's set, it feels quite lightweight and undetectable throughout the day. I have light skin with some golden/yellow undertones. I wish they had more neutral, golden or olive shades but the shade 3 seemed a bit less orange and more muted than 2 and since it's sheer coverage it works fine for me.

Leaving a detailed review so it can help others :) My skin type: dry, sensitive, just starting to change texture in that fun way it does in your 40's. My skin shade: fair, but with redness on cheeks and chin. I chose shade 2 (peach) and it was a good match. Pluses: I did a virtual colour match on the Saie website before buying here and what I got was pretty accurate. It feels very hydrating, and the scent is minimal enough that it didn't bother me at all. It's very lightweight. Mild evening out of skin tone was a nice surprise. Minuses: it somehow turned my dry skin into an oil slick by the evening. Usually I need really hydrating skin coverage, so this was a surprise to find something that was enough to turn my dry skin oily. I didn't powder on top because I don't own any (all my makeup is cream-based). It also, weirdly sat on top of my skin and didn't look particularly skin-like. I felt that, for a skin tint, that's meant to be the main selling point. The place it looked most natural was my forehead, which is also I haven't really developed any skin texture yet. Would I recommend it? Yes, but only to people with dry skin and no texture (either age related or due to any skin condition). If that's you, you'll really enjoy it. For anyone else, I'd skip this.

I got this because I wanted a low coverage bb cream or tinted moisturizer. Going into this, I have combination skin that is textured. After first application, the coverage is actually super good.
The texture is like a thick, almost greasy moisturizer. It is super shiny when you first put it on, but after about twenty minutes it gets better. I do not recommend for oily skin because it is definitely very shiny. My dry skin soaked up all the moisture so it wasn’t a problem. I don’t mind the slightly greasy texture but if you don’t like that, skip this one. The coverage actually covered up my acne and redness very well, but it does fade away with a beauty blender. It does not last long at all without a powder or setting spray, though. Normally I do not splurge like this, but I wanted to try it out.
This is now part of my daily makeup routine and I love it! I don’t have to moisturize before. I’m sure there are better ones out there for the price, but I honestly like it a lot.
If you have dry or combo skin, I recommend this.
The only cons are the price.

I'm used to most tinted moisturizers these days being more like a light coverage foundation, so I was surprised that this is definitely just a tint, and barely one. It reminds me more of a Japanese tune-up SPF. It does give a very pretty look to the skin but it needs powder to sit properly (I recommend pearl powder) but it will not provide coverage. It is definitely sensitive skin friendly and a bit soothing which is nice. The packaging is a bit tricky to deal with. I recommend finding a way to try and prop it upside down (with the pump up) or at least elevated. This will keep the pump working properly. Clearly they should have used different packaging for this product but it's usable if you store it this way. Overall 4/5, it will work well in fall/winter for "no-makeup" days. There's no way this would set well in summer for most people though.