#Elf flawless filter foundation skin#
And though it doesn’t promise much coverage by any means, I truly loved how my skin looked and went in with some light concealer under the eyes and on a few spots for an easy, minimalist makeup look.Īfter a few hours of wear, I did notice that my more oil-prone skin turned much more slick and greasy than I would have liked, with my typical loose powder fix doing very little to combat it. Evening out any redness or discoloration I had, I was impressed by the lit-from-within radiance that looked so healthy and natural. Quickly, my initial concerns with the color went away as the flexible hue blended beautifully into my skin. Nonetheless, I swiped Halo Glow allover (using it’s pretty large doe foot applicator, which was nice for quick application), and began to blend with a dense brush. And when smelling the product in the bottle, I noticed an ever so subtle natural odor that I wasn’t a big fan of (though it’s undetectable once on skin). Immediately when looking at the color through the glass bottle, I was a bit concerned that the lightest shade would be much too orange for me. In general, I prefer a dewy finish rather than matte, and as a total skin care lover, I pack on moisture day and night for a plump, “glazed donut” complexion. My t-zone tends to get quite oily towards the end of the day, and my nose often has a hard time with certain foundation formulas, leaving the area patchy and more textured than I’d like.
In a few words, my skin is sensitive and pretty blemish-free - though like everyone, I have my problem areas.
What’s more, this formula is packed with ingredients like squalane and hyaluronic acid, which both target hydration and moisture. Blurring the skin with just a few swipes, it’s meant to either be worn alone for a no-makeup makeup look, under your favorite foundation for a glowing base, mixed with your foundation, or placed on top of foundation for some added dewiness. Cosmetics Halo Glow Liquid FilterĪ lightly sheer liquid formula, the Halo Glow Liquid Filter is meant to create a radiant complexion, with a soft-focus appearance that looks smooth and almost “filtered” by way of finely-milled powders. Cons: Limited shade range may not be best for those with very oily skin.Pros: Affordable packed with squalane, hyaluronic acid, and sunflower seed oil.Best For: Those that want some serious glow (especially if you have combination / dry skin types).However, we may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article.
We only include products that have been independently selected by Bustle's editorial team. And being that it’s been around for quite a few years now, it has become a major staple for all the glow-loving, minimal makeup girlies of the world.Īs a regular user of the OG radiance booster, I just had to get my hands on e.l.f.’s newest release to put the (already) viral formula to the test, and see if the hype was really real - and to say I had some high expectations would be a serious understatement.
If you’re a late night TikTok scroller or beauty aficionado, you’ve likely heard of the latter most-loved product, with heavy hitters like Adele, Madison Beer, Mandy Moore, and more obsessed with the skin-enhancing formula. As one of the most talked about launches of the summer (that just so happened to sell out almost immediately in all shades), many are dubbing it a near perfect dupe for Charlotte Tilbury’s cult-fave complexion hero, Hollywood Flawless Filter. cosmetics casually dropped the Halo Glow Liquid Filter.
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