HOURGLASSVeil Hydrating Skin Tint

Love this and how light weight it is.

Worth the cost! Lightweight foundation that’s great for mature skin!

I am 56 and don't wear much makeup. I wanted a foundation that was not thick but provided good coverage. I like this. I use a kabuki brush to apply it and go through it pretty quickly. That's why it's not a 5--it's a bit expensive considering that a tube only lasts me a few months, and I only use it about twice a week.

You can use this product too long. Very good

My favorite foundation

Flawless application. Creates that glass skin look. Great product.

First: I don’t know why some people post photos using filters or even portrait mode. It defeats the purpose of helping us make an informed decision. This photo is untouched and taken in regular “photo” mode.I’m wearing only the tint. No moisturizer, primer, blush, or any other makeup.I’m 67 and I have been looking for something lightweight for everyday use. I don’t like a matte look but I don’t like overly dewey, either. I just returned Ogee and Chanel products because they either slid around on my skin (Chanel Les Beiges Water Fresh Tint) or looked too dewey (Ogee).Full disclosure: I’ve always had good skin, so this tint didn’t turn my complexion from difficult/damaged to what you see here. Even so, I wanted something that would blur my pores, rosacea and age spots. After taking this photo, I added a bit of mineral powder to cover the blue veins on my temples and a couple of age spots. Then I added some blush and I’m ready to go. I have fair skin and I am using #3. it looked a little too light when I first applied it but after several minutes, it seemed to be a good match.Compared to Ogee and Chanel, this product is very affordable and I plan to use it regularly unless I’m going to an evening function and want more coverage.

Over priced. The color too light.