Les Beiges Water-Fresh Tint.

"This is Chanel's Water-Fresh Tint, also known as Les Beiges Eau de Teint, and it has these micro droplets of encapsulated pigments that melt into the skin on contact and it creates this sort of radiant bare skin effect. It is so pretty. It doesn't actually look like I'm wearing makeup, it's just this fuzzy blurry juicy kind of finish, which is just perfect for summer. I only use this in the summer. I purchased this in the wrong color, the 90, which was too dark for me, even though I've continued to wear it and can generally only really use it as I get tan throughout the summer. I've ordered it in the 60, which is more of a medium with a neutral undertone, so I'm looking forward to trying that out. There are times when I don't even want to wear this because it has a serious texture to it, so if I'm in a really hot climate it makes it harder to wear because it's quite watery. You can sort of feel it on your face until it absorbs."

"It's really beautiful, very fresh, no makeup makeup like your skin but insanely better type of a product. So if you're looking for something to put all over the skin to just even out the skin tone but you're not wanting a foundation look, I think you would really like something like this. The cons for me are that there's fragrance in this which I don't love, however I didn't notice it lingering on my skin which is really nice. I'm going to give this a yellow because of the price tag. I feel like it would potentially be a yellow green, but I think I'm going to have to work with it a little bit more. The initial feel of this is kind of funny. If you've tried this and it's not working out for you, ask yourself if you've used a brush because I feel like this blended out with my fingertips was not as seamless. I feel like this would really really help if you have a dense flat top brush to kind of break up those beads a little bit more. It just didn't melt into each other the way that I would have wanted, but the brush helped that."