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YSL Teint touche eclat in B10

Last time I tried this foundation…I was not fond of it.

Oddly, this changed after I got it in shade B10.

BR10 oxidized too much on my skin, making it look murky and dull. On the other hand, B10 is a very gorgeous shade. Lighter than mac studio sculpt in NC15, but not quite reaching the NW/NC 10.

Somehow it lasts well on my skin (right now) and offers decent coverage (still need concealer for those hard-to-cover pimples)

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Julia on September 3, 2013 at 5:54 PM
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Thank you for the update. This shade is a perfect match for my neck and chest. Like “my skintone in a bottle”. Hourglass Mineral Veil Primer and Smashbox Photo Finish Primer both create different but perfect bases for this foundation ensuring zero oxidization. The new YSL Youth Liberation Serum Foundation has the same B10 shade too and its “sister” YSL Light Creator Serum acts for me as the zero oxidization insurance. The new foundation gives a medium buildable coverage.
Lots of love xx
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  stektogram on September 3, 2013 at 6:12 PM
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  HI!
  
  I will need to try the YSL youth liberation serum foundation 🙂 I am lemming it now 🙂
  
  For me, B10 is a bit dark now (when I am in my ‘tannest’), but will be hard to wear during the winter when I get paler. But still, I love the look.
  
  I have the Hourglass mineral veil primer and the no. 28 primer serum. I will try with both and see how it works.
  
  Thanks for the input! I will be on the look for both of the products!
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    Julia on September 3, 2013 at 6:26 PM
    
    Thank you for reminding me about No.28 Serum Primer. I own it too but have assumed it may create a “too rich” kind of base for the already moisturising foundation. Smashbox Photo Finish Primer however creates a magically matte base on top of which this dewy foundation looks matte and becomes especially buildable with a Beauty Blender or just by patting it on with fingertips.
    I’d like to correct myself: Youth Liberator Serum and its namesake foundation.
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    stektogram on September 4, 2013 at 9:32 AM
    
    Perhaps if you apply a very very thin layer of the no. 28, it won’t be too rich. Or…mineral veil in T zone and no. 28 everywhere else?
    I will check if they received the Youth liberator foundation here. Is it luminous? Dewy?
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    Julia Laidler on September 4, 2013 at 9:44 AM
    
    It is not dewy like Le teint Touche Eclat Foundation, which does not set on me. Youth Liberator Serum Foundation sets to a satin finish and is luminous on me. I have normal skin, which is dehydrated. I apply Lancome Genifique Serum on my cleased face first, followed by YSL Light Creator Serum just before the Youth Liberator Foundation. My skin looks plump and flawless all day! The Light Creator Serum helps lift the shade.
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    stektogram on September 9, 2013 at 8:47 PM
    
    I tested in BR20 (lightest they have here), and it is an amazing foundation!
    But if you want something in the same style, yet more matte looking, check out the newest one from Shiseido in I00. I hope to post a review on that one by friday.

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