Sephora has launched a brand new complexion product, and it looks like the Sephora Collection Watch That Glow Complexion Filter might be a dupe for the iconic Charlotte Tilbury Flawless Filter Glow Booster. Keep on reading to find out why…
The Sephora Collection Watch That Glow Complexion Filter is $18 for 0.84 oz/25 ml of product, within a squeezy clear and pink plastic tube, with a pump dispenser.
This Complexion Filter is a buildable complexion enhancer, that gives you lightweight coverage for a filtered-skin effect finish, as well as giving you up to 16 hours of hydration with an intense, glitter-free glow.
Sephora Collection Watch That Glow Complexion Filter enhances your complexion to give you a smooth and radiant filter effect, with a sheer finish.
When applied, the Complexion Filter gives your skin a beautiful, luminous glow without any glitter.
The formula has been formulated with hyaluronic acid, to keep your skin hydrated for up to 16 hours, and feels comfortable on your skin all day long.
Sephora Collection Watch That Glow Complexion Filter is described as being a multi-tasker, and it comes in 10 buildable shades, which you can mix into your foundation, layer over the top of your foundation, or wear it alone without applying foundation.
The 10 available shades are;
- Fair 1 – fair with neutral undertones
- Fair 2 – fair light with neutral peach undertones
- Light 3 – light with warm golden undertones
- Light 4 – light-medium with neutral peach undertones
- Medium 5 – medium with golden undertones
- Medium 6 – medium tan with warm amber undertones
- Tan 7 – tan with neutral olive undertones
- Tan 8 – tan-deep with warm red undertones
- Deep 9 – deep with neutral undertones
- Deep 10 – deep with cool red undertones
On the skin, the Sephora Collection Watch That Glow Complexion Filter gives a beautiful glow while perfecting your skintone.
During a clinical study with 40 people, after using the product for 28 days, 100% of the 40 people were wowed by the glow, 100% said the formula enhanced their overall look of their skin for a “your skin but better look”, and 100% said the glow they got made them feel super confident.
At $18, it sounds like a more affordable alternative to the Charlotte Tilbury Flawless Filter, and the ten shades look like they cover a really good range of skintones from super light to the richest of deep skintones, and it is available right now.
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