[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] I’ve really been looking forward to reviewing the Lisa Eldridge Seamless Skin Skin Tint (hmm that looks wrong but it’s what’s on the packaging!). I didn’t doubt that it would be great because so far, Lisa has yet to put a foot wrong – I didn’t like her foundation finish but did like the texture and feel of it but I prefer a good glow level so it was never going to be quite right for my individual preference.
I used Shade T7 which is for a neutral undertone – and the application is bliss. Unless you are literally using a broom to apply this tint, you cannot go wrong. You need two drops to cover your entire face. I still have a mark from a (Dora stress related) spot and for such sheer coverage, Seamless Skin Skin Tint did a great job of reducing the redness. I like a tint that you don’t have to blend for ever or that claims you need specific brushes or complex application methods. I just used my trusty e.l.f. brush which was perfect (£8 HERE).
Above is T6 and below is T7, the shade I’m wearing in pictures. There’s a serum like quality to the texture which is very helpful to create that easy application – it just glides over your skin. There’s a strong skin care element to this base (so I’ll hold off using it often til I’ve finished my Vaseline & Rosewater test) – glycerin, sunflower seed oil, prickly pear and squalane so you can expect your skin to feel soft all day long while wearing it.
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Lisa Eldridge Seamless Skin Skin Tint ReviewAs you can see, it’s giving my complexion some decent light bounce and glow while giving a light coverage that’s enough to give my skin more of a uniform look and a smoothness uplift. I know that the Lisa Eldridge Seamless Skin Skin Tint has already got rave reviews, so here’s another to add to pile :-). It’s £37 HERE in 18 shades.
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