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She calls the very fine, light powder innovative and really great for dry skin, with effective blurring and mattifying, though lighter than her usual fuller powder.
She calls the built-in spatula smart and says a thin layer gives great hydrating coverage without looking cakey or dry under the eyes, while noting a learning curve.
She is really enjoying the wide spatula brush because it creates a thin, even and non-cakey foundation layer, although the bristles absorb or remove some product.
She likes the light and beautiful finish after it settles but rates it seven out of ten because it is expensive, initially drying, insufficiently blurred and lacks oil control for her skin.
She has nearly finished it, loves and uses it after every hair dry, says it does not weigh down her thin hair and reports that her niece also loves it.
After two uses she says she loves the visible difference, considers it suitable before special occasions and plans to buy full packs.
She finds it hydrating, comfortable and non-sticky, but the color is very sheer and she prefers the more pigmented AOU alternatives; it suits someone wanting only a light tint.
After roughly four months of consistent use she saw little or no before-and-after difference, calls the $320 device nonessential and time-consuming, and no longer uses it despite liking some modes.
After using it for months, she says the gentle exfoliating cleanser suits sensitive skin, leaves skin smooth, clean and not stripped, lasts well and is reasonably priced.
She highly recommends the quick clay stick for mess-free convenience, exfoliation and removing visible pore buildup.
She says it leaves skin glowy and plump, recommends it as a nice treatment, while noting that comparable collagen masks can give similar results.