In this video I put the Rare Beauty Liquid Touch Weightless Foundation to the test on my very oily, slightly aging (but not acne-prone) skin—and yes, I paid for it myself. I’m not here to kiss anybody’s a$$, and I genuinely don’t care if Rare Beauty “notices” me. I wanted an honest review with a real wear test, not just a first impression, so I wore it multiple days and checked in as the oil and heat did their thing. I apply it in shade 230N over my usual Benefit POREfessional primer, then set with Rimmel Stay Matte loose powder (and I use a sponge because I just prefer the finish). The foundation is thin, super spreadable, and it truly feels weightless—like I’m wearing almost nothing. Coverage is medium and skin-like (freckles and texture still show), it doesn’t really settle into my lines, and a little goes a long way. But on oily skin, it leans too glowy and it doesn’t stay put on my oiliest areas. I consistently lose coverage around my nose and a bit on my chin, and it also emphasizes my one dry patch area near my nose. Add in the doe-foot packaging (not my fave) and the shade pulling too green on me, and I’m returning it. If you have truly normal skin or you’re a true olive undertone person, you might have a different experience—but for my oily skin, it’s a no.