My first impression thoughts:
I have combo skin in the summer; very oily t-zone with dry cheeks. I thought today was going to be really hot, so I wore primers that would keep my skin matte all day.... not necessary with this foundation. My skin appeared to be dry initially because I made that choice. Otherwise, as time wore on, it took on a more natural finish due to the oils in my skin. Aside from that, I can say that I really like this foundation; it is medium coverage, truly light as a feather and hasn't oxidized on me. I've been wearing it for 7 hours so far, and it's holding up beautifully; my makeup looks freshly applied. Texture is obviously similar to GA's Maestro fdtn, who started this innovative trend.
I will say, less is more, at least in my case, lol. I felt so put off by the thin texture (and using the quill applicator doesn't help; it makes me feel as though I'm putting 5 tiny dots on my face which doesn't feel like enough, so I put about 8 lol) that I didn't realize how easily it spreads, covering a good amount of facial area. I used way too much, for sure. Tomorrow, when I test drive it again, I'll use it 'as directed' and with a primer that isn't geared towards keeping the skin matte.
