Tom Ford Fall 2015 Flawless Face
Tom Ford launches his ‘Fall’ 2015 range in two parts – the first part, the Flawless Face. But let’s call that Autumn Winter 2015 or AW2015, as we’re not in the USA…Flawless Face is a small capsule collection of three new products – Powder Foundation, Skin Illuminating Powder, and Complexion Enhancing Primer.
Let’s start with the new Flawless Powder Foundation (£64). This lovely, versatile foundation, glides onto skin with a very silky finish. It’s buildable, light to medium coverage if you want, or just as a finishing powder. It has a double-sided sponge applicator, to build the coverage, or set the look. So, you use the flocked white side for a sheer, natural finish, and the flat-sponge beige side for a full coverage effect. It gives a lovely finish, and the compact is sleek, as ever.
The Complexion Enhancing Primer (£54) is a sort of hybrid makeup and skincare product, and if you remember Tom Ford’s Skin Illuminator from a few summers back, then this is reminiscent of that. Hydrating, brightening, and perfect for reversing signs of dullness or fatigue. It helps to neutralise the appearance of discolouration while minimizing the look of pores. Use this along or under foundation. It comes in two shades – pink and peach to complement a range of skin tones.
And last, but most definitely not least, the Limited Edition Skin Illuminating Powder Duo (£56). This is the star; a gorgeous product. 
A highlighting and illuminating powder duo created to capture the two most flattering types of natural light on the skin – a soft white shade like the luminous glow of daylight, and the radiant golden shade like the romantic illusion of candlelight.
You can apply these lightly shimmering shades individually, or you can layer them together to create a multi-dimensional glow. So easy to use, these are beautiful powders perfect for creating a gorgeous glow come autumn.
These three products are available from August from Tom Ford Private Blend counters – in Scotland at Harvey Nichols, Edinburgh, and Fraser’s, Glasgow
