This foundation has great packaging and comes in a great colour range. The best feature of this foundation is how light weight it is. Your skin truly feels as though it is naked!
However, I found that while the foundation is buildable, the mesh dispenser only releases small amounts of product at a time and therefore it is incredibly time consuming building coverage! I also found that the foundation emphasised dry skin.
I'm not too familiar with this line, but the hype on this airbrush foundation was too good to ignore. The package is unique and lightweight. It's about the size of your palm. When you remove the lid, the opening for the powder is small and covered with a mesh liner - it has a unique dispenser for the foundation - you press down on the mesh liner and the powder covers your brush. Then you tap off excess on the side of the container and the excess is easily captured by the angled sides, so the foundation falls back into the mesh liner opening, ready for another use - no wasted product!
The foundation texture is soft and silky, and when applied, it's extremely lightweight and breathable. I was most surprised that it didn't have a cakey/dry feeling when on the skin. The product blends easily and you can build up coverage slowly. I find it lasts the work day, but with oily skin I usually blot oil and reapply to my t-zone. The foundation doesn't settle into fine lines and it looks so natural - it's like my face at its best. And I actually feel like I don't have any make-up on, it doesn't slide off as mineral foundation does, and it's so lightweight that I'm not sure I'll ever go back to liquid foundation.
The brush is sold separately, and it's a bit hard to use at first, as the handle is short, and the bristles are super short and a bit firm, but it does the job. You can find larger brushes. The brush fits perfectly into the foundation mesh area so I'd highly recommend getting the brush or something of similar brush size.
I found the colour range to be good but a bit hard to pick because I have fair skin that I find hard to match, but the descriptions on the website are very helpful.
Tips: Look up videos to see colour matches if you need help finding your colour. Also be sure to buy a brush as it's not sold together - recommend the one in the picture.