Kylie Cosmetics Skin Tint Blurring Elixir Foundation - 6.5WN

It provides light to medium coverage, designed to even out skin tone and blur imperfections while maintaining a natural, 'second-skin' look.

While it offers a dewy finish, its blurring properties can benefit oily skin by minimizing pores. For very oily skin, we recommend using a mattifying primer underneath and setting with a light powder to control shine.

The shade 6.5WN signifies a warm neutral undertone. The best way to choose your shade is to test a small amount on your jawline in natural light and allow it to dry down completely to see the true color match.

Yes, the formula is designed to be buildable. You can apply a second thin layer to areas where you desire slightly more coverage without it looking heavy or cakey.

> Info needed: SPF content is not specified in the product description. Please check the product packaging for details. It is always recommended to use a separate sunscreen underneath your makeup.

> Info needed: The product description does not specify if it is non-comedogenic. If this is a concern, please check the product packaging or consult the brand's official website.

You can apply it using your fingertips, a damp beauty sponge, or a foundation brush. Start with a small amount and blend outwards from the center of your face for a seamless finish.

Ensure your skin is properly prepped by cleansing and moisturizing thoroughly before application. Use a small amount of product and blend quickly. Consider applying with a damp beauty sponge for a more seamless finish, or a brush designed for liquid foundations.

Longevity can be affected by skin type and environmental factors. For extended wear, apply a primer beforehand and lightly set the foundation with a translucent setting powder, especially in areas prone to shine. Avoid touching your face excessively throughout the day.

The sheer nature of a skin tint means the shade might look slightly different when blended. Test the product on your jawline in natural light and let it dry down completely before assessing. If it's too light, you can warm it up slightly with bronzer; if too dark, you may need a different shade or mix with a lighter one.