Skin Shake Bi-Phase Serum Skin Tint with Squalane

Nice product and concept but not sure why there is vetegable oil.. I don’t think it’s suited for humidity or oily skin. Shade range can be better since the product oxidize but it feels soft to the skin. If you are acne prone, you most likely will break out.

Lightweight, hydrating, and gives a beautiful “your skin but better” glow. Coverage is sheer but evens out my skin tone nicely perfect for no-makeup days. Only downside is the rollerball applicator takes some getting used to, and it can feel a bit too dewy for oily skin. Overall, a great skincare-makeup hybrid!

I am an avid user of skin tints, so was really excited to try this! I especially thought the applicator was interesting. I was very disappointed in this product. First, be forewarned that this product is .33oz. Most foundations and skin tints are 1oz -- the size impression is SMALL. This is a mini-sized product for a full-sized price. This product also has essential oils in the formula, which my skin cannot tolerate. I should have read the ingredients prior to ordering, but failed to do so. The formula also includes linalool, which my skin does not like, either. If you have sensitive skin, do your research first and make sure you can tolerate this product. Finally, unfortunately the rollerball was really ineffective at applying the tint on my skin. It got clogged and I could no longer finish the rest of my makeup. Overall, it was not a product that is for me and I will be returning.

I am obsessed with the Skin Shake Bi-Phase Tinted Serum. This serum requires a quick shake before application, and it comes with a roller that makes it easy to apply, though I also love to blend it in with my hands. It absorbs within minutes, leaving a sheer, natural tint that evens out the skin beautifully. It’s perfect for everyday makeup, especially as we head into summer, giving a light, fresh, and polished look without interfering with your skin’s natural sebum. It doesn’t make my skin look oilier or drier—it just settles perfectly, leaving a natural, uniform finish. And can we talk about the packaging? 😍 The glass tube is sleek and gorgeous, almost like a piece of art on your vanity. It elevates the whole experience of using it. The only minor thing is that while I have my perfect summer shade, I don’t yet have a spring shade for myself—but that’s purely personal. Other than that, it’s a gorgeous, versatile product that’s perfect for a low-effort, glowing complexion.

Really interesting product, and lots of positives. It is very light and sinks into the skin. It has a much lighter texture and far less greasy feeling compared to the ilia skin tint, Ciele foundation, and Westmann Atelier versions. You put it on, it sinks in, and self sets. Love that! It is radiant, but not glittery or too glowy. The coverage is very minimal. I have found the color matching slightly challenging, however. I appreciate the 20 color shad range, but I found the colors difficult to match. I purchased a 3.5 neutral, but found it dark on application. It blended out and looked fine, but I am not sure if that is by design? I took off a star because I find applying this with a roller ball annoying. I find it difficult to apply an even amount all over my face because of how the application works.

Buyer beware. If you have a medium-deep or deep skin tone, save your money. I love the formula and the concept, but I had to buy a cool and warm tone and mix them for a neutral shade. It is 2026, do better.

Delivery method is horrible. I gave myself a sore cheek just trying to get this serum to dispense. The small amount in here is ridiculous, get rid of bottle & stupid rollerball & give us product

The first time I wore this (with the cream to powder concealer from the same range) my friend mentioned how good my skin looked. I wore it for 10+ hours that day and it didn't look *that* bad when I got home. It's very skin-like and surprisingly perfecting. Today I wore it in a similar way, maybe a step or two different and I didn't like it as much. Something was just *off* when I examined myself after I got home. It wasn't shocking or anything but I just feel like it wasn't as flattering. I don't like picky products. I like them even less when they are this expensive. $68 for 10ml is actually crazy. Yes, the packaging is gorgeous BUT the roller ball didn't cooperate today and was a struggle to get it on my face. I used brushes both times I used it. I used *that* tiktoker's primer the day it looked good. I used Isamaya's gel today. I will try it once more but if it doesn't impress me, it will be returned. I wouldn't reccomend it regardless. It's needlessly expensive and I'm not entirely sold on these products being preservative free.

Holds up nicely in miami weather all day wear, very lightweight and sheer. It feels very soft. Covers my hyperpigmentation and easy to apply with my fingers. I have oily skin but suprisely this is not greasy. So I love it so far. Looking forward to seeing how the product does with Pilates.

$68 Canadian is CRAZY for the amount. Most skin tints/foundations are 30 mL. This is 10 mL. At a standard size this would be $204 Canadian!