Summer's coming up and we want our makeup to last but yet look natural. Most people go towards a mattifying primer to make sure that their makeup's locked in but I'm not a fan of that. I actually found an amazing product to help your makeup last while mattifying but hydrating. This is Chantecaille Anti-Pollution Mattifying Moisturizer you guys. I love this stuff. It is helps with pollution, blue lights, it's rich in antioxidants, the texture is super lightweight, melts into the skin, does not overly mattify which is so important to me, and all my foundations lay beautifully on top of that. Definitely 10 out of 10 for me. I am loving this product. This is my go-to to moisturize this summer.

I'm going to put this in the freezer for a few hours.

believe me if I told you that this mattifying cream was $95 and would you buy it? Let's see if it's worth almost $100. This is what the tube looks like. Okay, this is what it looks like. Feels like a cream, doesn't feel necessarily mattifying, you know what I mean? Oh instantly, oh my god. That's weird, it feels hydrating and mattifying at the same time. What? Normally when I put anything mattifying on my skin it feels matte and dry, you know? But no, it feels hydrated and matte at the same time. I forgot to say that this is an anti-pollution cream so maybe that's why it's more expensive? It feels 10 out of 10 on my skin but would you pay $95 for this?

I recently got the Shantakai Rose to My Cream and this is supposed to help you hydrate and soothe your skin. It's made with 86% natural ingredients and the first ingredient it has is rose flower water. It smells literally like roses. The cream gets absorbed into the skin so quickly and it leaves this really smooth finish.

Okay, marketing works on me. When I started reading up on this, it said that it would leave a cocoon of hydration on the skin. And I was like, ooh, what does that feel like? So of course I got it. I'm here to report back. I have dry skin. I'm 50 years old. It's kind of hard to find a moisturizer because a gel moisturizer isn't enough for me and a thick moisturizer in the summertime when it's 110 degrees in Texas, way too much. This was perfect. It feels very light going on, but it is super hydrating. It in fact did leave a cocoon of hydration on my skin. I love it.

You're so gorgeous, I can't say anything to your face Cause look at your face And I'm so furious, at you for making me feel this way But what can I say? You're gorgeous You should take it out

If you're looking for something lightweight and oil-free, this might be the moisturizer for you. It rubs out to a sheer, watery consistency with a little bit of a glow. Even though it's not oil-based, it still has a little bit of glow and extra moisture to keep you hydrated all day long.

Hi everyone, this is the Shantakai Oil-Free Balancing Moisturizer. I'm so excited to try this because I've heard a lot of great things about Shantakai and how they're all like natural and they try not to use anything that's too harmful for the skin that isn't natural. So I'm going to try this on my hand a little bit. It's going to be my first time using it. It's a little bit tough to get it out of the pump right away.

If you have combination, oily, or acne-prone skin, this Shantakai moisturizer is for you. So this product is very lightweight, so perfect for the warmer months coming up. If you have combination skin like me, it's going to help balance the oils on your t-zone while moisturizing the dry areas of your face. I tend to switch it up according to season, so now that the warmer months are coming, this is going to be great because it's not going to be heavy. It's lightweight. Your skin can breathe. It has a nice botanical smell. It's actually very pleasant. It's not overwhelming. It's not too flowery or anything like that. If you have dry skin, this is definitely not for you because it's too light and it's almost too warm. The consistency is very liquidy, as you can see. This is nice, gentle on the skin, and I think you'll like it.

Natalia

Natalia, in her video review, shares her experience with the Anti-Pollution Mattifying Cream by Chantecaille. She questions whether it's worth the high price tag of $95. Upon trying the cream, she notices that it feels hydrating and mattifying simultaneously, which surprises her. Typically, mattifying products leave the skin feeling dry, but this cream manages to provide hydration while maintaining a matte finish. Natalia mentions that the cream is specifically formulated to combat pollution, which could explain its higher price point. Overall, she rates the cream as a 10 out of 10 for its performance on her skin. However, she leaves it up to the viewer to decide if they would be willing to invest in a product at this price point.

Video Review of #CHANTECAILLE Anti-Pollution Mattifying Cream by Alondra

Video Review of #CHANTECAILLE Anti-Pollution Mattifying Cream by Alondra