e.l.f.Halo Glow Liquid Filter, Complexion Booster For A Glowing, Soft-Focus Look, Infused With Hyaluronic Acid, Vegan & Cruelty-Free, 1 Fair

elf products are my go-tomedium coveragegives a natural glowy looklasts forevergood value for money

Nice product, gives a nice radiant glow underneath foundation. This isn't really intended as a stand alone foundation, which some people seem confused about. Having said that, there's nothing to stop you using as as such, or just in areas you want some glow.Keep in mind that it is quite orange...I'm a light warm skin tone and bought the fair/light and it pulls a bit orange on my skin. It's fine underneath my Estée Lauder shade 1N2, but does still make it more pigmented which I don't mind as we are starting to get some sun.Dupe for Charlotte Tilbury HD Flawless Finish, which she's mad about if you see her latest socials posts.

This is a really nice product from ELF. I found the shade match to be spot on. I wear it under CC/BB cream and it leaves my skin looking more radiant. It's a little too shiny on my skin to wear alone.

Great product came as advertised and is value for money. Didn’t think I would be able to colour match on line but the colours a true so it was easy

I rarely break out and I’m not allergic to anything but I used this product and then in 3 days my skin was inflamed and irritable. I didn’t know what it was at first but then I saw it was the halo glow. I had a horrific allergic reaction all round my face and neck. My whole face is itchy and stings badly. I wouldn’t get. The only positive is that it’s SUPER GLOWY and kinda longwear.

Texture:NiceCoverage:Full

So soft on my skin so beautiful i love it its sooo soft i keep touching my faceLast long and didnt liok tired all day

Really like Elf products I did think I chose one that was a bit too dark for me and I should’ve chosen a lighter one although it does blend in quite nice the coverage is good and it’s lightweight so it’s not cakey I’m not sure there’s actually that much in the tube, but it’s nice to have the stick to put it on with and then I pat it in with a sponge.