All Hours Glow Foundation - YSL

The All Hours Glow Foundation is generally suitable for most skin types, particularly those seeking a radiant finish. Individuals with very oily skin may want to pair it with a mattifying primer and setting powder in oil-prone areas.

It's best to test a few shades on your jawline in natural lighting. The correct shade should seamlessly blend into both your face and neck without a noticeable line.

Yes, the formula is designed to be buildable. You can apply a thin first layer and then add a small amount more to areas that require additional coverage, gently tapping to blend.

For a sheerer, more luminous finish, use a damp beauty sponge. For more coverage, a foundation brush can be used. Fingertips can also work well for a natural, seamless blend.

While formulated for stability, some foundations can slightly oxidize on certain skin types. We recommend allowing the foundation to settle for a few minutes after application to see its true color.

Use your preferred makeup remover, cleansing oil, or micellar water. Follow with your regular facial cleanser to ensure all traces are removed.

While YSL products are formulated with care, individual sensitivities vary. We recommend reviewing the ingredient list and performing a patch test if you have known sensitivities.

Ensure your skin is well-exfoliated, moisturized, and primed before application. Use a damp sponge or well-blended brush strokes for smooth coverage.

Apply a dedicated primer before foundation. Consider using a setting spray after application, especially for extended wear.

Lightly dust a translucent setting powder over areas prone to shine (e.g., T-zone) after foundation application. Use oil-blotting papers throughout the day if needed.

Apply a second, thin layer to areas needing more coverage, gently dabbing with a sponge or fingertip. Alternatively, use a concealer for specific spots after foundation.

Always check your foundation shade in natural daylight when selecting. Once applied, allow it to settle for a few minutes as some formulas can oxidize slightly.