Ignoring the fact that it is clearly the wrong colour (orange) for me, and I couldn't make the colour work with my very fair skin, it is a very nice foundation. It was easy to blend and apply, felt super-soft and silky on my skin and gave me a good coverage on my blemishes. Had it been the right colour, it would've looked natural and dewy without being shiny. A little went a long way as well - I reckon there were at least 3 applications from the sachet I had, although I threw the rest away, being the wrong colour and all.
I'm slightly cheating here, and this is a pre-prepared Sample Sunday from two weeks ago, so I'm pleased to say I can comment on the lasting power of the Lingerie De Peau. It lasted all day and didn't budge at all or collect in the (minor) creases in my neck. I was still orange by bed time!
In terms of quality and performance, based on one application, I can see this is a great foundation, with the potention to edge my current favourite Teint Miracle by Lancome. However, at £35.50 at House of Fraser, this is £10 more expensive than Teint Miracle and I think very expensive. I would want a reasonably sized sample in my actual skin colour to try before deciding to buy. However, it has lept onto my wish-list - just in time for my Christmas present list actually!
Have you tried this fancy foundation? What did you think?
Thanks for reading! xx
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