I have recently received a sample pot of this and put it to the test! The sample will last you about three-five days, so you can have a good verdict after using it.
The packaging is a durable little pot which you can use for something else in the future! Or, you can squeeze more of your BB Cream into it when you go away for a day or two so you won't have to carry around a big bottle.
The smell is lovely, it doesn't smell like foundation, more like a subtle moisturizer which gets a 10/10 in my books!
It gives quite a full coverage and lasts a typical work day or night out, but if you want it to last for both, you'll probably have a problem. But, again, that's where the sample pot is so handy!
It glides on a bit like a paste, I'd say they should dilute the formula a bit for smoother application, as you use quite a bit more than with other BB Creams.
I'd definitely recommend at least a sample of this product (and it's free!), and I know I'll be saving up to buy a full sized product. It's a bit expensive at $49.95, but it's cruelty-free and you're supporting local business.
Firstly I must start off by saying how lovely this felt on my skin. I applied it with s slightly damp foundation flat brush & it felt so refreshing. Unfortunately the honey colour wasnt really right for me, I felt like I got left with a really pink kind of finish. However it was undeniably dewy & thats what makes it beautiful. It was like I was glowing. I also like that its s natural product & kiwi to boot! Sadly they dont have the right tone for me & I really do feel like im missing out!
Tips: They have a couple of shades so ask for samples as it isnt cheap buy if you find the right one you wont sorry.