 as it was too much for me, but those who love glazed doughnut skin will be satisfied. Here's a breakdown of what I tried. Super Serum Skin Tint SPF 30, £46: I wanted to love this, as I like a sheer tint, but it felt sticky and heavy on the skin. It's super glowy which is great and it evens out skin without covering anything up, but I think there's better tints on the market at a lower cost. True Skin Serum Concealer, £29: This was a winner – medium coverage, buildable, light reflecting, and easy to blend. This one is going to stay in my makeup bag. Multi-Stick, £33: I was so excited to try this as it's one of the brand's hero products, but it lacks pigmentation){kind=link}
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Welcome back to Tanyel Tries, our beauty column in which lifestyle reporter and beauty nerd Tanyel Mustafa tests out the latest products and trends to let you know whether they get our approval – or should be trashed.
Sephora is here – yay!
While no doubt exciting, the truth is most brands stocked at Sephora made their way overseas long ago, and there aren’t many that are entirely new to British soil.
ILIA Beauty, however, is an exception, as before now it was harder to get here.