Soul Sessions I’m looking for more of a noticeable tint could Fleur have gone up to a medium plus? My skin tone is similar to hers and I’m thinking of trying that color. I saw another youtuber Allana Davidson use it and it looked great in her light skin!

thanks for the advice! just got mine a few days ago and i wanted to know the best way to apply it :)

That’s really useful! Thanks! I bought this 2 days ago and am loving it!

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Soul Sessions can you help with the colour match? I’ve got olive skin and don’t know what colour to go for? Do I go for medium plus or light deep? Xxx

I don't know why they bother. An application of foundation will never deliver the SPF they claim on the bottle. I put an SPF 30 or 50 on before my foundation anyway. Your point is a valid one. How annoying for you. X

Daniela Zevallos same here! Most chemical sunscreens give me bumps all over my skin, so I prefer foundations without sunscreen so I can control what I use.

Daniela Zevallos foundation isn’t reapplied often enough to deliver enough protection so it doesn’t bother me either c

Same here!

I'm the same. can't use makeup if it has spf in it as it's usually chemical spf and i'm allergic to it. Can only use certain mineral spf. Wish they wouldn't put it in everything.

Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️

AliThePanda same!!

The brush is included with the foundation :)

amy011973 - why would you need to buy another brush??? 🤔

@@sloan_005 the brush comes in the same box as the foundation.

Flo Moody I know, I have the product w/brush. Was replying to the above comment of WHY you would need to buy another brush when product runs out. ??? 🙄

@@sloan_005 well if she has run out and has to buy another, the brush is again included in the new purchase. So she'd have two brushes. You said yourself the brush is included in the box and the money you pay is going towards an unnecessary 2nd brush

Maliha Intikhab Totally agree. I like to put my own SPF on, depending on weather from 15 to 50, or none at all if I go out in the evening.

You know my foundation doesn't contain SPF at all but still even that needed amount of foundation protects my skin. I can see how my face is always lighter than the rest of my body in summer although I use SPF on my face only when I go to the beach or if I know I have to stay on the sun for more than an hour.

Agathe J ye I agree xx

Was about to comment the same suggestion. I think that's why she got better results on her hand. This brush is bogus.

@@MeredithHammett it actually doesn't work the same. it's used best with the brush it comes with, or a brush it general. :)

Jessica ME TOO OMG still love her tho

Pam Cotter indeed. Otherwise, you're defeating the purpose (i.e. Wasting the technology on your hand). I don't care about spf in foundations. You'd need way too much for your foundation to properly protect your skin anyhow. SPF from SPF everyday, not from my foundation.

I was just about to comment the same thing. This seems like it would do well with a finger application. Would more than likely go way farther so you wouldn't need 6+ pumps! Crazy! I've never heard of a foundation needing that many pumps to cover before!

I’ve tried with fingers and the pigment doesn’t burst and spread as well as it does with a brush. I used a billion pumps the first time too but that’s because I’m used to having full to medium coverage whereas the idea is to just kind of even out skin tone. Super sheer but really nice :)! I do think it’ll run out quickly though. I average maybe three pumps per application and add some powder to mattify on the tzone but I really only use it on weekends anyway!

Sharon Nguyen I wonder if this product would work well with the Drunk Elephant D-Bronzi Anti Pollution Sunshine Drops?

HI i was in Chanel yesterday and they advised the brush is needed with this foundation to disperse the pigment - it does seem crazy though that the brush is sold with every bottle (the same with the cushion foundation where refills were never made available) - definitely feedback for Chanel beauty

The Real Di Babe oooh! Good idea! I haven’t tried the drunk elephant drops myself but could be beautiful! Let me know if you give it a go and get great results :).

Pastel Julia :*:・゚ I love everything about her, her attitude , ambition , work really everything ❤️

Only one...!! Always . Genuine. Classy. Deeeeelightful!✨✨✨✨

Best of luck to you...just wanted to let you know that you keep copying and pasting the same typo, seen it a couple of times now 🤓

Hope she tells us lol

me too!

Elizabeth Diston Fact. 😊❤️💄 You'd have to put on wayyyyyy too much of a foundation for it to do the job.

I know! I thought that when I looked it up! It’s gone up in price so much since it launched!!!

Its not just darker shades. I am quite pale and there is nothing to suit my skin in Chanel but hey, it's their brand. No one is forcing anyone to buy it. Also you may notice, brow products for red heads are near impossible to find... it is just the way it is and allows brands which do cater to light/dark skintones to grab a larger share of the market.

No single company, big or small, owes it to any one to have a product available for them. They are just making shades that they anticipate will sell best. Based on historical sales of their other products. They've made a business decision to not explore new markets, that's up to them. Are they loosing out? Probably. Are they avoiding waste? Maybe. I highly doubt they make these decisions purely in order to exclude people with certain skin colour. Also it's a new priduct so i suspect if it does well in terms of sales, the shade range will be expanded. It makes no sense to bring out 20+ shades of a product if it turns out to be a flop.

Only a white person would say this.. it is not fun to feel left out, excluded, or not “good enough” for Chanel. Please, I implore you to check yourself.

@@jfb919 I understand what you're saying to an extent they will make products they know will sell but how can they make sales from people with darker skin if there are no products for them to purchase at all? In a way they do owe it to them though everyone deserves to feel included and if they can't bring themselves to do that why bring out a makeup line it's like any beauty brand with laughable shade ranges, if they aren't going to cater to people of a darker complexion don't go into the business, that narrative may have worked decades ago but it's 2019 people are boycotting brands for lack of inclusivity and I think that's fair. As for the starting shade range I agree you don't have to come out with the 40 shades Fenty did but it's a poor excuse to say they'll add more shades as time goes on they should have a baseline of maybe 10-15 make a very dark, dark, tan, light and very fair shades even if it isn't for every undertone at least it shows they were a thought and not just left out because they think it'll flop.

@@saraho92 This is across the board though I'm not trying to say your problem isn't valid but you have more chance of finding your shade in both drugstore and high end than someone of say Nyma Tang's complexion has and people say go to Fenty, while they are a good idea not everyone has that money to spend on foundation. I know nobody is forcing anyone but it'd be good for the option to buy it.

Andreia Pinheiro maybe that’ would work better xx