Does this oil have a yellow-ish color? If so can you apply to face without looking weird? (e.g. does it blend in quickly?)
1688543
The oil has a light yellowish orange hue like you would see in other oils (canola, vegetable, olive oil, etc) but it does NOT tint your skin with color. This oil soaks into the skin nicely leaving your skin soft and not oily. I usually wait about 5 minutes before I apply make up or sunscreen to allow it to fully soak in. If I accidentally put too much on, I can easily wipe off the excess with a tissue.
1688544
It does have a yellow color, however it soaks in and does not look weird. Works wonderfully well. Great on arms and legs mixed in with lotions and sunscreen.
1688545
There is no yellow-ish color once it goes on the skin. I also have light colored pillow cases and it doesn't stain them. It blends almost instantly and doesn't feel heavy at all.
1688546
yes it has a yellowish color. it's a little oily, but not too bad. i mix it in with my moisturizer, which reduces the tint issue. it smells pretty bad, but if that doesn't bother you, you'll be fine. my advice is to use it at night.
235185
the product is white in color but once applied to face it dries pretty quickly and doesn't leave a white film/residue like others does. I used my BB cream on top of it and it blends well and doesn't make my face greasy or oily.
2174766
I have kinda "yellowish" tones in my skin so I got this one. I'm pale with yellowish I guess you could say lol. I haven't really noticed that it does that. I mainly use it to set my under eye concealer. However, I think if you pile it on, you can eventually get a yellow tint... slightly. I know a lot of the people who were reviewing were different skin colors ranging from pale to dark. So I think it might just depend on how heavy handed you are on it.
323292
I would say "Yes". I have very white skin and with this color it gave me black (softer then Nice'n Easy) and my natural brown would emerge, blending perfectly (I was really surprised, but you have to keep it longer for gray hear, specially at the roots, because it washes off very fast - specially around the face, I don't know why).
1976394
I mixed it with rosehip oil and put it directly on my face. I think you can mix it with any oil or cream. It's amazing, I've already used up that bottle and am buying another.
232612
Its not as oily as normal sunscreens but it does have a little oil look to it at first. Hope that helps!
1984029
I will say that I am very fair skinned and this still looked natural. I've gone through a whole can already and have never looked orange or streaky. It gives you an amazing instant bronze, which is great because you can see where you've applied.
681002
Well not for me, I have oily skin though. It actually controls my oily spots (fore-head) and gives me a fabulous matte finish that lasts all day. I don't know if it is suppose to do this and I have never seen this claim on the packaging. Most of the other brands I have used are greasy and leave my skin oiler, this product is thicker with a brown tint to it. It dries quickly when you put it on. Hope this helps.
1401328
I mix this with other oils (of choice) you need only a tinch of Lanolin, say 2 (two) drops of Lanolin to 7-8 drops of carrier oil. I do like for myself (as a body oil) grape seed oil. Different skin takes different oils, just research on which ones soak in to the layers of skin. Limited for the face oil, for myself I find Jojoba oil with a tinch of apricot oil (10 to 2)work well, I mix mine in a 2 ml bottle, dab on face and gently rub in, am in my 60's and this works well for me. Tip: always research to find what is best, do not just take the word of others. Have fun!!
1791729
It doesn't make my face "shiny", like an oil-based product would. I would describe the finish as luminous and fresh, like it has light-reflecting particles in it.
188147
It's thicker makeup and blends well in large areas but might not look as well if its in spots. I use this stuff for my arms and even my face. I have bad circulation and my arms can turn purple and blottchy and it gives it a perfect color tone all over. I have bought this in all shades and love it. Hope this helps! I do blend it with lotion when I put it on my arms and legs just to blend it a bit better and so it's not so thick. Maybe that will help with you just needing it in certain spots to add some lotion so its not so thick in color.
1295501
Hey C. How are you? To be honest, I don't even waste my time using this setting spray. For me, it doesn't make a difference. I have oily skin as well. To replace the setting spray, you can use "Milk of Magnesia" (MOM). Apply it on your face or the oily areas before applying on your liquid foundation. The MOM will appear white when it's completely dry. The milk of mages
232610
Hi, I have an oily complexion and this sunscreen works just fine. It is light on your skin once you rub it on however you will have to be thorough with the spreading so your skin can absorb it without leaving any white residue. Overall it is not oily, even for someone with oily skin like me and it is light on your skin , wont even feel like you are wearing any sunscreen. Hope this helps!
1316897
As far as the color (nc30) it blends in very nicely on my skin. I would think if you are light skinned it may be a little dark for you. It would be best for you to go with a slightly lighter derma blend color. Check their color charts.
82730
Hi, The magnesium oil has an oily feel that is absorbed into the skin in about 15 minutes or so. I think then you could apply whatever you want to.
269738
It depends on the amount but I think ashy. I just felt like it wasn't as yellow as people made it seem. Only when I used a yellow/mustard concealer and that on top did it come out more yellow. My skin tone is probably Taraji Henson. I would try the other Ben bye colors as well. I just purchased topaz and camel to see if that's better on my skin tone. I know it will be better on darker tones.
2195700
Hi, this oil really isn't an oil, it's watery. So I don't think it'll really mix with other oils. Maybe, I'm sorry I just don't know.