I will only say that the bottle is pleasant to hold in your hands, and the dispenser gives out any amount of product, even a micro-droplet, even a full portion. The disadvantage is that the cap-limiter gets dirty from the inside with the remnants of the product, you have to wipe it. These very residues still in the spout, squeezing out together with a portion of tone at the next use. 2. The texture of the foundation is liquid fluid, similar to YSL Le Teint Touche Eclat in the old version. It is easily distributed (the bottle must be shaken before application). I tried to apply with Real Techniques Expert Face Brush, flat tongue brush, beauty blender and fingers. In my hit parade, fingers won, so the coating is perfect, and the consumption is minimal. The tone can be layed. Luminous Silk Foundation is a silicone-based foundation, and silicone fills the skin relief and allows you to stretch the coating, achieving a super-thin veil on the face. 3. The coating without lamination is light, the problems mask only a little, so for dark circles under the eyes or redness you will need concealer. I was interested in this degree of camouflage (there are enough dense means in my arsenal), as well as the complete, absolute inconspicuousness of the tonal base. This is what I think is the most important advantage - people around you will not be able to say whether you applied the tone or not. Separately, I want to highlight the description of my shade 4.5 - light skin with neutral undertone, for light skin with a neutral undertone. It's really light and really neutral.

My first wear of this foundation was terrible. It didn’t play well with my other brand of concealer/moisturizer etc or some combination thereof and it was patchy before it disappeared altogether. I’m a fair true-neutral and the 1.5 (fair, neutral) is a little on the yellow side.

I’ve given it a second and now third chance and have had slightly better results (minus the yellow cast) but I’m still not convinced. It appears to finish nicely but has no longevity for me and doesn’t build coverage very well. Ultimately, I don’t think it’s worth the money. I feel like I had similar results with drugstore brands like L’Oréal True Match Nude tinted serum.
first wear of this foundation was terrible. It didn’t play well with my other brand of concealer/moisturizer etc or some combination thereof and it was patchy before it disappeared altogether. I’m a fair true-neutral and the 1.5 (fair, neutral) is a little on the yellow side.

I’ve given it a second and now third chance and have had slightly better results (minus the yellow cast) but I’m still not convinced. It appears to finish nicely but has no longevity for me and doesn’t build coverage very well. Ultimately, I don’t think it’s worth the money. I feel like I had similar results with drugstore brands like L’Oréal True Match Nude tinted serum.

This is an ncredible foundation! I have shades 4,5 and 5.
I am especially grateful for the generous volume of the miniature.
I have normal skin with combined areas on my nose and chin, and I also have large pores on and around my nose. I am 33 years old and have some deep wrinkles around my nose and tiny ones around eyes. I don't know why I didn't try this foundation before, I guess the words Luminous and Glow in the name put me off.
But this is not true at all. Foundation goes on beautifully and can be manipulated from very light to a good medium coverage. It lays nicely around the eyes and often replaces my concealer. What struck me is that foundation is self matted during fixation. But at the same time, it does not tighten my skin in a strange way and lies almost untraceable in areas with wide pores.
It's not shiny and greasy, it looks like your skin but better. Lies perfectly from morning to late night. Unless I'm planning a long day, I don't use powder with it. If I know I need my makeup to last for 8+ hours, then I go lightly with loose powder and use blotting paper only if it's too hot outside.
All in all, it's a great product that I'm very happy with and that fills a lot of my needs. Absolutely recommend it!

I’m surprised at the negative review. I’m not an everyday makeup person and want something that looks natural. This looks better than my Dior Air Flash. However I did prep my skin more and tried Mac fix plus under my makeup this time. This does not oxidize how the Dior Air Flash would which is great. I wanted to cover up redness on my face so I first applied with a sigma flat head brush then blending out with a beauty blender. I used MDSolarSciences sunscreen underneath. I wore at thanksgiving so it did wear around my chin some but was not noticeable. I was a little shiny in my T zone (I have normal to dry skin) but powder fixed it right up. I used Charlotte Tilbury airbrush flawless setting powder and Fenty Pro Filt’r soft matte longware powder foundation. Spayed Mac fix plus all over and pressed in with a beauty blender. No concealer. I did set my foundation under my eyes quickly to help reduce creasing. Did crease as much as other foundation and skin tints I’ve tried. I multiple compliments on my “complexion”. I wear the lightest shade in just about everything and fair neutral worked well for me. I’d say go for it! It’s expensive but did not disappoint!