One of my favourite things about this foundation is the packaging. I love the burgundy and gold colour scheme, which screams luxury to me. The actual bottle a squeezy tube, which could feel cheap to some people, but with the added touch of the gold lid and art deco inspired design; it still manages to feel luxe & good quality. Personally, I like the lightweight tube, as it makes the foundation travel friendly, and the nozzle helps to control how much product you squeeze out.

The foundation consistency is quite runny/fluid, but blends into the skin well. I have dry skin, and I find that this foundation helps to give my skin a dewy finish. It wouldn't be great for super oily skin, but on dry skin, it does work well. I still powder my skin, in places, but this foundation doesn't dry out my skin, like some others do. I wear a primer and powder with this foundation, so it does last for about 6/8 hours on me, but without any primer/powder, it only lasts about 4-6 hours. On me, it doesn't emphasise my dry flakey patches, but I always apply a good moisturiser & sun cream underneath to help combat these dry patches anyway. I apply this foundation with a Real Techniques Buffing Brush or Miracle Complexion Sponge, using a tapping motion, to build coverage.