Primer Review: L'Oreal 901 Fair Glow True Match Lumi Glotion

Today's review will be for the L'Oreal True Match Lumi Glotion in 901 Fair Glow.

Availability: This retails at $17-18 for 1.35 fl. oz. (40 mL). It is available at ulta.com, target.com, cvs.com, and walgreens.com along with select physical store locations that carry L'Oreal as well as at amazon.com and elfcosmetics.com. 

Would I buy this again?: Yes!

What is this product designed to address?

According to lorealparisusa.com: Viral TikTok Favorite, Glotion Natural Glow Enhancer Tinted Moisturizer for Face and Body, Lightweight, infused with Shea Butter and glycerin

• Viral TikTok Favorite, Glotion Natural Glow Enhancer Tinted Moisturizer for Face and Body, 

• Illuminating moisturizer infused with glycerin and shea butter

• Wear alone, under or over makeup– works as a full face and body tinted moisturizer, luminous primer, highlighter and contour

• Available in 5 shades - fair, light, medium, deep and rich - Lumi glotion achieves the natural glow of a tinted moisturizer with instant hydration

Does it contain any special/beneficial ingredients?

Shea Butter: Has hydrating, anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial properties; helps protect the skin's barrier, and is rich in Vitamins A and E.

Jojoba Esters: Have hydrating and anti-inflammatory properties.

What is the texture like?

This has a lightweight, creamy feel to it. 

Is it scented?

This doesn't have a particularly discernable scent. 

My overall experience/comments on the product:

I honestly didn't buy this product because I heard anyone raving about it, but because y'all know from my past reviews that I love a glowy primer. I really do find that they improve the coverage of my foundation versus using nothing. This gives my skin a really pretty glow, a lit-from-within effect with foundation over it. I'm sure it would make a pretty sheer cream highlight if you wanted to use it for that as well. This particular shade is a fleshy pink-tone that blends out fairly sheer. I would say it's not really like a tinted moisturizer because, while it gives the skin a glow with a tint to it, the tint itself is so sheer that you won't get ANY coverage with it outside of the glow itself versus flesh-toned products called "skin tints" or "tinted moisturizers" that tend to have light to medium, buildable, flesh-toned coverage.

Please let me know if you have any questions or comments.

Disclaimer: I purchased this myself.