Ladies! I have found an impressive miracle product that does makes my skin look almost photo-shopped and I’m elated to share it with you. This changes things and changes my routine.
The NIOD photography fluid claims to transform skin instantly, evening out skin texture, lines and pores. NOID stands for Non-Invasive Options in Dermal Science, ooo-la-la.
The science behind this serum.
Photography Fluid, Colorless, Opacity 12% from NIOD combines light refraction prisms with topical photo-finishing technologies that transform skin to look instantly better in life and on camera.
The serum-textured treatment has been specially formulated with an innovative Nano-Prismatic Yellow-Red Hue Corrector to minimize the appearance of imperfections and leaves skin with an even tone.
Patented Dragon Fruit Chromatic Refractor is a bio-fruit complex tested under multiple light conditions and camera settings to boost the skin’s radiance, whilst a super-blurring suspension improves the surface and visibly reduces fine lines and pores.
With an Oil-Free Hydration Bio-Sugar Complex, the fast-absorbing treatment delivers intense hydration that lasts 48 hours after application, allowing the product to work on even the driest of skin types. Achieve healthy-looking, picture-perfect skin.
The packaging is simple and minimalistic which is my preferred packaging style. In this outer appearance, you always get the impression that it has been formulated and researched extensively in a science lab. Is it bad to judge a product by its cover?
The serum can be worn on its own or with liquid foundation. When I came home to the parcel, I applied it on naked cleansed skin and it brightened up my face instantly. My dark circles, which are the bane of my life, was evened out and brightened so I was very impressed. I was excited to try it out with foundation, as personally I wouldn’t wear it on its own as I have some hyperpigmentation which it did not cover. However, it gave my skin a semi matte glow in every angle I turned so if you have virtually no imperfections, then you really can skip foundation.
The next day, I applied this pearly banana colored serum after my morning routine and waited five minutes before applying foundation. The formulation does make the foundation a tad difficult to apply as I found it does dry very quickly. Supposedly, other testers have the same verdict when I read some of the reviews in beauty forums, but there is an easy fix for this problem. The following day I tried mixing it in with the foundation which makes it more blend-able.
Other than the non-serum like texture, this base has impressed me loads. With foundation, it brightened up my complexion 100 percent. I achieve a demi-matte glow instead of a greasy shine pit. It has proven to improve my skin tone. My skin has never looked this great with foundation, even if it is just a mask for what’s beneath it. My fine lines and smaller pores have been smoothed out. On close glance, I can still see the larger pores but overall, it does what it claims and is essentially a photo filter in real life.
At a very reasonable £20 for that extra step to perfect looking skin, which is inexpensive in my eyes, I recommend it as your skin is essentially the canvas in the art of make-up.
Have you tried this impressive photography fluid yet ladies? If so, I would like to hear about your experience and if you have any recommendations of primers, please comment.
Available at: http://www.deciem.com for £20 (Free worldwide shipping)
