Parfait pour moi

J’adore le fait qu’il y ait des morceaux d’espèce de feuille fort dedans. J’adore l’effet qu’il fait sur ma peau pas trop gras super léger j’adore vraiment

Holy Grail

I love it because its a serum and primer. It's the only product that has worked with every single foundation i've tried it with and still lasts all day and doesn't get funky. It is my absolute FAV

Love it

I really liked this product although I dont think it hid my pores, it's a dewy serum that always hydrates my skin making me glow! It’s easy to apply with the spatula provides and keeps my skin flawless.

I won't lie, I bought this because I thought the little gold flakes were cool, but I ended up falling in love with this stuff. I use it right before my moisturizer before I go to bed and it leaves my skin feeling so soft.

makeup primer inspired by the golden glow of honey. It has innovative light reflective gold flecks which create a luminous look that will help keep your skin looking radiant all day. Contains collagen which promotes very intense moisture also for those with blemish prone skin and honey as antiseptic to calm redness and acne. Leaves skin dewy and allows foundation to apply smoother and look fresher.

This serum has an airy gel-like consistency without any sticky residue. The scent is subtle and pleasantly floral. It absorbs quickly without flaking when used under foundation. As for the gold flecks they are barely worth mentioning because they don't show up on the face. I was really excited about Honey Dew when it first launched then sold out in a heartbeat, but for the life of me I can't really see what it does to my skin. It's not a bad product per se---rather I'm not experiencing results of any kind. As a primer it really doesn't smooth out the skin as a traditional primer would instead it seems to be more of a moisture booster before you apply moisturizer. As for the long term promises the product makes I would have to use it daily for months to confirm if there's any truth regarding this. But with the bottle being about the size of your typical eye cream I don't see that as being economically feasible. The serum container is rather small and empties out in less than two weeks and that's only if you use it sparingly. The concept of it all sounds good but it fails short in several ways.