Skin tint or luxury dupe? Trying the Covergirl Skin Perfector Essence for dry skin

I tested out this product from Covergirl to see how it works with my rosacea and dry skin. The result was interesting! Worth checking out if you like a very lightweight and hydrating skin tint. The novelty factor is fun too!
Products:
Covergirl Simply Ageless Skin Perfector Essence in 10 Fair
Makeup by Mario Softsculpt Transforming Skin Enhancer in Light
Ulta Collection Cheek Squad Cream Face Trio in Pop of Petal
Elf Wow Brow gel in Taupe
Nyx Butter Gloss in Madeleine
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:18 Covergirl Skin Perfector Essence
10:36 Bronzer
12:49 Brows
13:56 Blush
20:29 Gloss
21:15 Conclusion
About me:
I’m a queer, non-binary, 40-something from Portland, OR USA. I’ve had eczema my whole life and developed rosacea in my 30s. I went a long time feeling like my skin issues were hopeless, and new products never seemed to work. So I’m here to share what I’ve learned! I hope it will connect with people who want to know what products and techniques can actually work for their own skin needs.
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[@karenferrara]

Hi Audrey, I actually use that as a primer.

[@szilviaszalontai3495]

Thanks, good video. May I ask which nailpolish are you wearing? Very nice! 😊

[@AudreyRoseBeauty]

It’s sunkissed from Ella + Mila.

[@Emmers1983]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this! I keep going back and forth about trying it but I think I might give it go. Quick question- did you moisturize/prep your skin in any way before putting the makeup on? If so, would you mind sharing what you used?

[@AudreyRoseBeauty]

I did my usual morning skincare routine - currently that’s the Rhode glazing milk, Naturium peptide eye cream, Tower 28 SOS moisturizer. I let everything dry down before putting SPF on. I need to get in the habit of writing down which one I used, but if I don’t mention it in the video it’s probably either the supergoop unseen sunscreen or the Elf version of that.

[@Emmers1983]

@@AudreyRoseBeauty Thank you!