COSNORI W. Dress Tone-up Cream -Quick Skin Tone Balancer – Evens Out Complexion - No Makeup Natural Look - Long-Lasting Hydrating & Sebum Control Face and Body – Vegan, No Animal Tested – 1.7 fl. oz.

I have a deeper skin tone, so I was a bit worried the white formula might leave a white cast. But once I applied it, I was genuinely surprised — it blended seamlessly, evened out my skin tone, and didn’t look patchy at all. It glides on smoothly, absorbs quickly without any pilling, and has become part of my daily routine.

It’s a really good niacinamide cream that brightens your skin tone. It does a leave a slight white cast if you use a good amount. It’s not a moisturizer and it dries your face, so good for oily skin. It got rid of the redness in my face overnight.

Unfortunately, it is not an effective tone-up for me. It doesn't do any tone-up, no even-tone correction. It is matt finish so can't use as an moisturizer, not sure what to do with this.

Absorbs very quickly, doesn’t feel there’s that residual feel or greasy layer. It does really really work to make you shades lighter. Didn’t leak in the packaging which is always a plus.Can use along with lighter foundation. After all, even trying to stay away the California sun has tanned- so being able to apply this all over is a real benefit.

Tone-up creams have a specific user in mind, which is why so many people who it is not meant for are unhappy. I'm not going to defend the colorist reasons behind why they were created, but the fact is, tone-up creams are specifically targeted towards already-pale people only. The complaint that it gives a white cast is funny because that's literally what tone-up creams are meant to do. They are meant for already-pale people to either cover up redness or to make unevenly-tanned parts of your skin match. For example, I am already naturally very pale, so I use this on my face to cover redness and make that redness match the rest of my already-pale face. I also use this to make the back of my neck, which is more tan, match my very-pale front of my neck and chest. Since I fit the narrow profile of who tone-up creams are intended for and know what they are supposed to be used for, it works well.There are still good and bad tone-up creams. The bad ones are very chalky and give a weird pink tone. Fortunately this is a pretty decent one. It does rub off on my nose (but so does everything, plus I rub my nose a bit more than other parts of my face). As far as it actually brightening my skin over time even when I wash it off, well I don't find that to be the case with any tone-up cream I've used.

don’t buy this if you have body hair! it worked perfectly on my face, and chest but when i tried applying on my arms where i have more body hair, it went on EXTREMELY streaky and patchy and i simply could not fix it. i have to say, on my face it looked great! i’m already pale so it kind of just gave me a good brightness and also kind of worked as a primer for makeup

Out of all the tone-up creams I’ve tried, this one is my favorite. It’s light enough to use even at night, and it leaves a soft, matte finish that’s perfect for my oily skin. I’m really happy with how it works for me. At the same time, the pump dispenser makes it easy to control the amount I use, and it's also very hygienic.

Great if you like clean girl look. My skin look glowing and clean. It’s sheer so very great if you don’t want to wear too much makeup but don’t want to look like you’re sick 😂😂