Even though this (shade 1) is yellow it’s not a warm yellow so will work on a lot more people. For most foundations I tend to use a neutral or mix pink and yellow toned foundations together as I’ve a neutral leaning to warm undertone but this one melts into the skin with no need to add anything else. For reference I match to fair 05 W (sometimes with a bit of fair 03 C for a perfect match) in Colourpop and a mix of G11-G12 in glossier. If you’re someone with pale skin that finds most yellow toned foundations too warm on you, and need to mix or use neutrals to avoid looking like a Simpsons character, then this is excellent. It’s a lovely dewy but natural looking foundation, doesn’t make dry patches look worse and lasts long on my skin anyway.

I was expecting a great foundation but my expectations were greatly disappointed. The content of the foundation is low (only 19ml) but I thought that with the drop system it would have worked out well. The problem is that the system is not doing its job and the product leaks (some foundation was already on the nozzle when I opened it and it was clearly new as the sticker was not broken. Great array of colours, it has a light coverage (a little bit more than a BB cream or tinted moisturiser). I am very pale and went for a Lisle colour (the pictures on the website are not reliable as they look much darker than the product in real life). Surratt suggest to apply it with a brush. I tried to apply it on several ways: brish, sponge and fingers. The effect iOS very similar as the coverage is light.  Do I like it? Not that much as I need to use more product than 2 drops as suggested (at least 3) and the dispenser is rubbish. Love it is scent free but I can get the same exact result with much cheaper products like Luminous Silk Foundation by Armani or mars Tinted moisuturiser.  Decent staying power, with dry skin after 5 hours is gone. I will not repurchase.