The bottle does look quite small compared to the average foundation bottle but I checked and it is 30ml like most foundations.The bottle is plastic which in my opinion is great because it means that I won't have to worry if I accidentally drop it.Even though a glass bottle does have that expensive feeling about it.
I have dry to normal skin and the foundation is great because it doesn't stick to any dry patches and make them more noticeable. I would say though that if you have oily skin you will have to set it with a powder or setting spray to make sure it lasts as long as you want it to. I don't use powder often but when I do I use Rimmel Stay Matte Powder. The staying power lasts for about 7 hours on me looking perfect but I can get away with 8 and that is without a powder or setting spray (with a primer.)
The consistency is very light and easy to blend. Chanel advertises it as a second skin effect, now if I had clearer skin I think i might even agree.Which brings me onto my other point, the coverage is light to medium coverage and it is buildable. But really after paying £31 I don't want to waste the product by building up the coverage. But this is a very nice everyday foundation, but if you have any blemishes I would say that you will probably need to use your concealer to fully cover the blemishes.
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So basically the foundation is a great everyday foundation with spf 15 and it is my favourite foundation at the moment. But if you like a full coverage foundation and don't like feeling like your not wearing any makeup. Then I wouldn't really recommend this to you. But if you are looking for a light coverage foundation, that looks natural, that gives you a nice healthy glow and that covers minor imperfections then this is definitely the foundation for you. So I am still in search for that perfect foundation but this just missed the mark. If only the coverage was a little higher then it would in my opinion be the perfect foundation.
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