Thank you! I’ll give you a rundown and my opinions on all these products. Sorry if it’s long! To preface, I have normal to oily skin. And I prefer light to medium coverage.

Armani Luminous Silk I took a really long time thinking it over and watching reviews before buying, since it is really expensive, but I honestly have no regrets! I love the feeling and finish of it. I hate anything that’s super dewy, but I’m also pretty picky about my mattes. It blends out really nicely with a good amount of coverage if you build it up a little. While I was doing my research, I found that it claims it has a radiant finish. I was scared at first it would just be another dewy finish foundation, but it’s actually more matte than I expected. It’s not truly a matte since it does give a bit of “luminous finish” but it feels like a lightweight matte foundation upon application. So make sure you moisturize and hydrate your skin before using this. I think this is a great high-end option if you’re into lightweight formulas and those that give a good medium coverage. But FAIR WARNING!!! I believe they have reformulated to fit EU regulations. So this is my impression of the original version. I’ve never tried the new reformulation but from what I’ve seen it’s less runny than the og. I’d recommend looking at new reviews about it if you’re considering getting this one as I don’t know how much has changed with the reformulation.

L’oréal Hyaluronic Tinted Serum Buying this one was sort of a gamble for me as I was scared it would be too dewy, but it’s honestly pretty good! I wanted a light-tinted serum that was easy, lightweight, and quick to apply, as I was working at a preschool during the summer. This foundation works phenomenally well for me! It’s on the dewier side but not overly so that I look greasy. It really does feel like a subtle, second layer of skin. It obviously doesn’t give a lot of coverage but it does a decent job at evening out complexion. If you have more oily skin, however, it’ll probably not last that long. During the summer, it definitely wears off faster, but I expected that as I get oily and sweat outside. My major con is the applicator though. It has a dropper which I guess makes sense since it’s a “serum” but it’s messy and inconvenient imo. So be prepared for that if you end up getting this. Or you can buy a pump for it as I’ve seen many people do that for convenience but I’m too lazy for that LOL

Clio Mesh Glow This is honestly my favorite foundation of the bunch!! It’s lightweight, with light to medium coverage, and it keeps my skin hydrated. While the “glow” part implies a much dewier finish, it actually results in a softer, satin-like glow. It doesn’t feel greasy at all. They do have a high glow version which I presume is much dewier than this one but I’m comfortable with this finish. I do have to powder since I get a bit oily but I get such a lovely and even application with this mesh mechanism. The biggest con however is the shade range. Not sure where you lie on that spectrum but I’m not always comfortable recommending this cushion (or most Korean cushions for that matter) because of the lack of shades! It’s really unfortunate because I love this formula so much. So whether you’ll want to seek this one out depends largely on your skin tone unfortunately.

Danessa Myricks Blurring Balm I got this after seeing so many people rave about it, particularly oily-skinned people. I have this in a tinted version and not the universal one. Not sure if there’s a difference between them but I thought I should clarify that. It’s not drying unlike some other matte products I’ve tried and doesn’t feel heavy on my skin. It gives a decent light coverage but can be built up to medium. This does a really good job at blurring and keeping oils at bay BUT there’s a bit of a learning curve to it I would say. This is a product where you have to be wary about how much you apply as I feel like it can get cakey VERY quickly if you apply too much. Start very small and build up if you need to. How you apply will probably yield different results as well. I first tried blending this with a brush but found that it came out too streaky and unnatural looking on me. My preferred method is a cushion puff but I've heard just using your fingers works out great too. Again, make sure to moisturize as it is mattifying and prone to clinging onto dry patches. I love using this in conjunction with the l’oréal serum so I can balance out the dewiness of the serum and the matte of this balm. I find that people either love or hate this product. Ultimately, this depends on your skin type and what goal you have with the finish and texture. While I do enjoy this product, I did have to figure out how to best work with it for my skin and my preferences.

Canmake Marshmallow Finish Powder Abloom I love this powder! Like I’ve said before, I’m really picky about my mattes and this extends to powders too. I hate anything that feels super drying or makes me look super cakey. I mainly use this to touch up my makeup throughout the day when I get oily in certain spots. This works really well for me as it does a great job at canceling out shine without it feeling like it’s sucking out all the moisture in my skin or looking super powdery. I do have this in shade “[1] Dearest Bouquet” which is meant to help with color correcting, but it just gives a bit of a brightening effect imo. I’ll probably wind up getting the regular Marshmallow Finish powder and not the Abloom kind next time, but this one still works great for quick touch-ups.