It does not help on my oily T-zone, it turns blotchy and dark after sometime.
it do look flawless when apply, but too sad, it don't last unless i apply some base.
will not buy again.

if i was normal or dry skin type, i would stick to it. regretably, i am oily skin.this foundation is great in texture, brightens up your face and never gets dark even by the end of day.but it does not control oil at all. my nose becomes a mirror after 2 hours. coverage is sheer.it is so natural that others cannot tell you are wearing foundation. it never causes blemishes. i sleep wearing it once or twice, no problem. so if you are dry, try this.

I'm wondering if this is the same one as Glosswater? This one is very moisturizing at first, but by the end of the day, it goes blotchy :( I'm not sure why. But I did manage to finish the whole bottle. The thing I like the most is that it didn't cause blemish. I really hate ones which cause red bumps and new blemishes. Such a waste. Next, I'm going to try their real skin beauty foundation.

This was one of the better foundations I have used before. Texture is light enough for a sheer look, yet good enough to build up into a more made-up look if I want to. Colours available are very suitable for Asian (i.e. Japanese, Chinese or Korean) skin. Its not moisturizing enough for me in the winter months, and once I moved out of the East Asian zone, I found it impossible to get hold of this product. IPSA foundation used to be my HG, but now its Chantecaille Compact Makeup in Bamboo.

When I first bought it, the foundation was intended to be used in the winter. I think it feels good when I first got it, easy to blend, soft to the touch when put onto my face, has a light to medium coverage, and not too dry on my combo skin. However, after I used it for about 1/2 year, the foundation turns cakey. I guess it expired or something, it's just really ugly on my skin and highlighted my flaky skin. Don't know what's wrong with it, but definitely will not get it again.
But I like the pump packaging.

nice foundation and it has good oil controlling.

This haven't clog my pores or irritate it so far thankfully.

It's a nice sheer liquid foundation which is more creamy than most in the IPSA line. It doesn't accentuate my flaky skin. It doesn't give me the radiant look like RMK does though but RMK clogged my pores big time!
Packaging is great in a glass bottle. The pump bottle is good and give you great control over the amount you want to dispense.
I like this very much overall but I think I bought the wrong shade. I'm Asian, NC-20 (it's a tad too yellow for me) and got shade 101 which turns out a bit too yellow for me... Arghh...I should have gotten 201 like the SA said. Anyone wanna swap colour with me?
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I have this in #102 .... I consider this to be a REALLY THIN foundation .... which I really like also .... this could even out my skin tone really well .... however, this foundation is a bit dry for my combo skin at winter time .... mostly due to the fact that i live in canada ....

I would only recommend this to beginners with flawless skins! It's quite easy to apply but I can tell there's NO coverage at all! It did oxidize on me, maybe I'm just too oily for this foundation!

Lack of coverage, as if no make-up has been applied.

almost no coverage at all. yes it does turn uneven after a while although the initial effect is pretty good. I have combo skin but i'm using the one for dry skin coz IPSA foundation is known for its lil moisturising effect...in winter there's no way you can use the one for normal. All in all, not worth the money. I switched to Biothern Sense.

I love it. Even though I own Armani's LSF already (#4) but this Ipsa fdn give me a sheerer and more transparent look (#101). While the Armani's give me a more polished look. Love them both. Also Ipsa's fdn does give me moisture for the face. Great for winter as well as summer.

I'm in #202 (medium color). This is the lightest and sheer foundation I ever used. Very "thin" in texture which give me a transparent makeup look. Also, this foundation is with SPF10+ which is good enough for me to stay indoor. The packaging is very user-friendly too.
However, because of the thin texture, the coverage is not enough to cover acne marks. That's why I switched to Cle de Peau or Chantecaille for better coverage foundation.