ShiseidoRevitalEssence Skin Glow Foundation SPF 30, 320 Pine - Buildable, Medium Coverage - 24-HR Hydration & 12-HR Wear - Transfer, Crease & Fade Resistant - Non-Comedogenic - All Skin Types

This stuff is amazing. I had gotten a sample and almost thrown it away multiple times. One morning I was like well, I might as well try it. So I started with the first color, Linen, which I thought was going to be awful. But wow I was so surprised. I was like ahhhhh so this is what I have been looking for. And it doesn't separate. I do use a sticky primer and really helps it stay but even without the sticky primer it stays pretty dang well. I have a fair amount of redness and this covers it very well. So yes!! I would recommend. I am 69 yo if that helps.

Glided on with a foundation brush very well. Easy to blend. Has a very nice but light level of coverage. Definitely my favorite

The media could not be loaded.  It’s very lightweight and I love the SPF in it. Sometimes I will mix it with a fuller coverage foundation to give me a little more coverage when I have active breakouts. It’s very glowy and I love the radiant shine. ❤️

I have never tried a foundation that looked so perfect.

Blending well

Product made my skin feel dry. Made wrinkles look worse than ever.

I was looking for a foundation that would look natural and still provide sun protection. Skin Glow is thick and tends to look oily on my skin. I don't like to use powder as my elderly skin is very dry and looks even drier and more wrinkled with a powder finish. I have Shiseido's finish powder foundation and it applies easily but to cover blemishes, I need to apply so much that it looks powdery. There doesn't seem to be a perfect solution, or at least, I haven't found it yet.

I don’t know if I like it or don’t. First, I thought it is a heavy foundation for a glow tint and too oily for a foundation. I can see the white undertone and I assume that’s from the spf. A part of me likes it and a part of me does not. I did notice that it does not get applied seamlessly with a brush, I can see streaks and lines from the make up brush bristles. So I guess the better way to apply is with a sponge?