Ah, YSL Touche Eclat...the eye-catching packaging, luxury, and gorgeous products.
To add to the lusted after Touche Eclat line, YSL recently launched their new Touche Eclat
Blur Perfector and Touche Eclat
Blur Primer. Each is different but has a common purpose: To blur large pores and illuminate the skin.
The Blur Perfector has such a fine, silicone texture that feels smooth as silk on the skin. It immediately smooths out the complexion and creates the perfect canvas for makeup. This can also be used to mattify the skin slightly or blur pores after applying your makeup. The key to the YSL Blur Perfector is to tap if using it to blur post-makeup. If using the Blur Perfector to "replace" your foundation (I wouldn't replace it just yet, but I would use it under makeup), sweet softly from the center outward.
Pores with and without YSL Touche Eclat Blur Perfector: Left side is bare, right side with perfector (Excuse the close up of my nostrils)
The Touche Eclat Blur Primer is slightly different -- This looks more similar to the Hourglass Mineral Veil Primer and has a similar texture. The Blur Primer has slight gold flecks infused within, but these almost disappear after applying to my face. I did notice just the smallest amount of gold when I moved my hand in the sunlight, but it's nothing that would bother me. The Touche Eclat Blur Primer also smooths the skin and is beautiful as a primer.
Have any of you tried these yet? If so, do you expect it to become a holy grail primer?
To add to the lusted after Touche Eclat line, YSL recently launched their new Touche Eclat
Blur Perfector and Touche Eclat
Blur Primer. Each is different but has a common purpose: To blur large pores and illuminate the skin.
The Blur Perfector has such a fine, silicone texture that feels smooth as silk on the skin. It immediately smooths out the complexion and creates the perfect canvas for makeup. This can also be used to mattify the skin slightly or blur pores after applying your makeup. The key to the YSL Blur Perfector is to tap if using it to blur post-makeup. If using the Blur Perfector to "replace" your foundation (I wouldn't replace it just yet, but I would use it under makeup), sweet softly from the center outward.
The Touche Eclat Blur Primer is slightly different -- This looks more similar to the Hourglass Mineral Veil Primer and has a similar texture. The Blur Primer has slight gold flecks infused within, but these almost disappear after applying to my face. I did notice just the smallest amount of gold when I moved my hand in the sunlight, but it's nothing that would bother me. The Touche Eclat Blur Primer also smooths the skin and is beautiful as a primer.
Have any of you tried these yet? If so, do you expect it to become a holy grail primer?
