While I'm the type of girl who rarely wears foundation, when I do, I reach for this one. There are two reasons I don't wear foundation often: it's difficult and labour intensive to apply, and it often feels or looks unnatural. That being said, this foundation overcomes both those problems. It's so easy to apply - I just place a few tiny dots around my face then blend in with my fingertips. Afterwards I blot my whole face quickly with a sponge just to ensure it's all even. A little goes a long way with this stuff, so don't use too much or you could look streaky! The product itself is so soft and nice, and it blends very well. I find it gives medium coverage but makes my skin incredibly soft and lustrous. It's also very lightweight, and sits beautifully under other makeup. So if you're just looking for a little something extra to smooth and brighten your skin, I'd recommend this foundation. The little pot is also really cute, and makes application a breeze.

I actually bought this because i needed a break from bb cream. I was pleasantly surprised. It feels very soft & light going on then blends perfectly. You just can't use too much of it,, as it will get oily & cakey under the rest of your makeup. So a little goes a long way. I do recommended it as long as you don't pile it on too thick

So, I have mixed feelings about this foundation.

The texture is amazing...it's silky and soft, just like whipped cream. It goes on very nicely; sheer, weightless, and decent coverage. The packaging is simple and cute, and I like the little jar container which is very easy to get the product out of. I've applied this with my fingers, but I found it to be very sheer and a little streaky. I found a sponge works much better to press it into the skin.

The downfall of this is I found it made me shiny mid-day. I have finicky combination skin, and I found that my problem areas (mainly forehead) looked greasy by lunchtime. However, this was only on some of the days that I wore it...others, I was beautifully matte all day (welcome to crazy skin town, right?). So I would recommend this to anyone looking for a cheap ($5) lightweight foundation, but maybe stay away if you have really oily skin.