In this video I’m testing the NEW e.l.f. Halo Glow Liquid Filter to see if it’s really giving “$14 Charlotte Tilbury Flawless Filter dupe” energy. I’m using shade 5 (medium tan) and focusing on what it actually looks like on real skin—because I love a soft glow, but I’m not here for anything that feels heavy or looks greasy. The biggest takeaway: this is a low-coverage, glow-boosting complexion product that makes your skin look smooth and lit-from-within, especially when you pair it with the right base. I also show you how I like to apply it and make it last by layering with products I already trust—like the e.l.f. Power Grip Primer, concealer, blush, bronzer, and then setting it properly. Once I set it with powder, it’s literally chef kiss. And yes, I’m saying it: Charlotte Tilbury definitely has some competition with this one, because I personally wouldn’t spend that much money on a low-coverage product when e.l.f. is doing the job for $14. If you want that “glowy but still put-together” finish, this one is worth trying.