4 Ways to Use Chanel Les Beige Eau De Teint Fresh Water Tint | Shade Deep

Hi Guys,
If you have been watching my videos for some time, you may have seen me use and mention the Chanel Les Beige Fresh Water Tint numerous times. Ever since, I have had a sample of the product (through purchasing other Chanel beauty products), I've purchased the tint time and time again. In this video I will show you 4 different ways you can apply the tint and give you an overall review. If you are someone who doesn't like wearing foundation or just looking for something to provide a sheer wash of colour to your skin base, then this may be the product for you. Stay tuned to see how I apply the product.
Products I used in the video:
Chanel Les Beige Eau De Teint Fresh Water Tint in Deep
Piz Buin Allergy SPF 50
Drunk Elephant D-Bronzi Drops (see my review for these • Drunk Elephant D-Bronz... )
FAQs
How do you use Chanel fresh Water Tint?
There are multiple ways you can apply the Chanel Fresh Water Tint such as mixing it with a moisturiser or your foundation for added colour. You can use the tint on its own as an overall skin base or apply to where you would naturally bronze.
How long does Chanel Fresh Water Tint last?
Chanel Water Fresh Water Tint may last up to 8 hours or more depending on how you choose to apply the product and your skin type. I have found that it can last on my skin a very long time for up to 10 hours.

[@coleoftheball]

This has been on my wishlist for so long! Chanel made onto brands I want to try (technically more of) in 2023 ahaha! I've just found your channel and I cannot wait to see more xx

[@julieduo]

Thanks for the video! You put this on my purchase list! Did you use the drunk elephant bronzer in your last look or another bronzer? You have such beautiful skin too.

[@carolinelac]

Hi, thank you so much! I used both the Drunk Elephant D-bronzi drops and the Chanel Les Beige mixed.

[@renashah3982]

I find the brush creates streaks with this. Like you, I prefer applying with my hands. Would you agree or am I doing something wrong?

[@carolinelac]

I definitely prefer using my hands as the warmth helps to melt the product into the skin better!