I was hesitant to do this review, because my first few
experiences wearing this powder were literally an oily mess. I concluded that
this was due to humidity and in the back of my makeup collection this beauty
sat.
Recently the weather dramatically cooled off so I thought I
would give this good go before ruling it out.
Yup, Chanel you did it again!
For me I dislike powders that completely mattify by skin
because I find that they both irritate and emphasize my dry areas. With that
being said I like the idea that powders can prolong the wear of your
foundation. So finding a setting powder can be difficult to say the least!
I would consider Chanel Le Beige a mix between a translucent
powder and a light coverage powder foundation. The very fine texture makes it
impossible to over apply. Which is great if have a heavy hand or if you prefer
more of a softer coverage. The fine texture in combination with sheer color
makes this a no brainier finishing powder (at least for me). Don’t get me wrong,
this a very nice product worn alone and perfect for those lazy Sunday looks.
I found this color range off putting to be honest, which was
why I was not interested in this powder at all at first. After swatching I
pleasantly surprised that the orange tint to the product does not transfer onto
the skin.
If you fall in the dry skin category I think you would
really like this powder. However if you have oily skin you might want to try
this out before purchasing. Overall, I really like this powder. I like that is
prolongs the wear time of my foundation while still giving a healthy glow to
the skin. The sun protection is a nice benefit of this powder too!
Thanks for reading!
Hope you all have an excellent Friday!
Tanya
Sounds great! I find completely mattifying powders don't work very well either, they end up cakey. I got the Clarins oil you recommended and did a blog post on it!
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Kate
kateberlinsays.blogspot.com
Thanks for the comment and thanks a ton for the mention on your blog!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely product! A makeup artist used this one me during a Chanel makeover earlier this year and it really was nice! I agree- this may be not mattifying enough for my oily skin, but I've thought of getting a darker tone of this and using it as a bronzer :)
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www.vibrantbeautyblog.com
A bronzer honestly sounds like a heavenly idea!!!
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