Chanel Le Teint Ultra Foundation SPF 15 Ultra Long-Lasting Fluid Foundation

I didn't buy it here. The cream has good coverage for imperfections, but it doesn't look like a mask, doesn't melt in the heat, doesn't weigh down the skin, conceals under-eye bruises without additional corrector, evens out the texture, and masks minor post-acne scars. However, before applying it, you need to moisturize the skin with cream or serum so that it doesn't emphasize dryness. As I understand it, the product doesn't contain strong silicones, so it is non-comedogenic, doesn't clog pores, but that's why you need to moisturize the skin well before applying it. Personally, I like Chanel serums and creams #1 and the moisturizing line Chanel micro. In oily areas, it's better to powder this fluid with a veil. By the way, Chanel and NYX HD powder are very good veils, they also fix makeup and eliminate unwanted shine, and minimize pores. P.S. I am 38 years old, I have combination skin, minor post-acne scars, enlarged pores on the cheeks near the nose, and very dry skin on the rest of the face. I also have fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes.

This is simply a find for me. It evens out the complexion and reduces redness, while also mattifying the skin. I don't even need powder anymore, even though I previously bought Chanel powder. I specifically looked for a product with a mattifying effect, and this is exactly what I needed. I purchased it in Europe, shade B20, and it suited me well for the summer. Now I want an even lighter shade.

Dries out the skin. It is necessary to apply it on previously well-moisturized skin, otherwise the fluid will accentuate all the flakes on your face. It doesn't feel like a light veil, it feels like a mask. Provides a medium matte finish.

I didn't buy it here, but I'll leave a review. The foundation fluid provides light to medium coverage. It doesn't completely hide post-acne marks, only light imperfections. It's suitable for summer, with a lightweight texture that might even feel a bit dry. It might work for oily skin types and emphasizes flakiness. Overall, it's recommended for very oily skin with light imperfections during the summer.

I have two shades, 30 and 20, and I am satisfied with both. I chose the darker shade for the summer and the lighter one for the winter. It doesn't accentuate any peeling, and it applies smoothly like a thin veil. It does a good job of hiding slight redness. For intense redness, it can be covered by applying several layers. After 4 hours, the skin still looks good, although there is a slight shine. I use it without cream and with loose powder from Inglot.

I have never had a worse product in my life. It streaks, especially if you have flakiness, enlarged pores, and so on, it emphasizes all of that flawlessly. I have combination skin and it dries it out to the point of tightness and discomfort. When applying, you have to blend it in immediately because it sets within a minute and cannot be spread anymore. It does not cover post-acne marks. I did not notice any glowing effect. Lumene Cc is a hundred times better and costs six times less. I enjoy using it. Can someone please tell me if there is something I didn't understand or find the right approach to it, even though I gave it a chance at different times of the year with different skin conditions and adjusted my skincare routine accordingly? But no, it's just disappointing.

I bought this fluid a few weeks ago, but not for makeup - I didn't find it here at that time.
I am writing this review for those who are considering buying it.
I chose shade no. 20.
I have fair skin (but not completely white) with a yellow undertone - it matches perfectly, although when you first squeeze out the fluid, it seems very light. The shade adjusts quite well.
I have combination skin with post-acne marks. Before buying, I studied all possible resources in search of a foundation that would suit me.
The coverage of the fluid is from light to medium - it basically hides post-acne marks and even redness, but not all of them and not 100%, but overall, the face looks well-groomed with an even tone.
It doesn't clog pores or settle into them! It also doesn't cause breakouts - a huge plus for that.
BUT! If there are dry patches, it emphasizes them, so you need to apply it after moisturizer (but in general, everyone uses moisturizer in the morning). It doesn't give a mask-like effect on the face, I would even say that it is invisible on the face, BUT: I used it once with powder on top - in that case, it is very noticeable that there is foundation on the face.
Well, I will immediately say that it doesn't control oiliness. By noon, the face is already shiny, although it also depends on the moisturizer used under the fluid - it can also give a shine.
There is no scent.
In general, my rating is 4 because it doesn't control shine on the face, but other foundations also didn't do well with that. Before buying, I tested Guerlian Lingerie de pau and Yves Saint Laurent Touch Eclat Le Teint Foundation - they were even more shiny on the face in less than an hour. So Chanel is better in that aspect.