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Review of YSL Le Teint Touché Éclat Foundation

By Lisagray @juicysatsuma
***WARNING: This blog post contains a hideous photo of me without any makeup on, with wet hair and wearing a leopard print bathrobe from the Kylie department at M&Co!!***
My Mum bought this new foundation from YSL via Selfridges for £28 and unfortunately for her the color was too light so she passed it on to me. The color is B20 which is a touch too dark for me but still wearable.
Review of YSL Le Teint Touché Éclat Foundation
If you're not familiar with this new foundation, the formula is based on YSL’s infamous Touche Eclat concealer which is a cult beauty product in the same league as Elizabeth Arden’s eight hour cream.
I expected this foundation to be really thick and heavy but I was pleasantly surprised! It’s very fluid and glides on and melts in very easily.

Review of YSL Le Teint Touché Éclat Foundation
It’s difficult to describe how effective it is which is why I’ve included a before and after photograph for you to have a look at....
First things first, in the before picture I have no makeup on what so ever. I am literally just out of the shower! In the after picture I have only the YSL foundation on. No concealer, no under eye cover-up, nothing. I think this is the most honest way to show you whether a foundation is any good or not.

Review of YSL Le Teint Touché Éclat Foundation

Before

Review of YSL Le Teint Touché Éclat Foundation

After

It wasn’t easy to put up these photos. I have horrendously dark circles around my eyes which are the bane of my life! However, what I love about (most) blogs is that they are real girls, not perfect supermodels. Seeing a picture of me with a fully made up face, telling you how good this foundation is would mean very little if you don’t know how I look without makeup!
Hopefully you can see in the after photo that my skin tone has been evened out with my red and dark patches covered, and remember, I am wearing nothing but the foundation in the second photo! No concealer!
Please be kind!
Lisa x

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