I've had a few such products and they are all the same. For every one the companies say they contain pigments that adapt to every skin tone, which is not very likely. This is the same product as for example Balea Teint Perfection Magic Teint Crème, so a pale grey cream that contains mini beads with a tint in a medium depth and just like at Balea you really need to blend it for a quite a while to get the beads to burst and release colour. Pigmentation is very sheer, so it will "adapt" to all skin tones darker than light-medium or better said it won't be too dark too show, but on mine it's noticeably too dark. If I blended it well all over the neck and ears, it would work as a fake tan because the tone ends up natural and not orange, however, just like at Balea I have problems with applying this evenly, so it looks darker on some areas and poorly blended. I blend it with fingers first and then go over with a big oval brush to get it looking more even because otherwise it always looks odd, especially on the edges. It also has to be blended with fingers first or the tint doesn't show because the beads don't burst, so this is not a quick product to apply. It has zero coverage, everything on my skin still shows, actually the tint accentuates my circles, but on a deeper skin tone you can expect a slightly more even skin tone - this stuff will really work much better on skins that aren't much lighter than the tint. Finish is natural-glowy, as a primer it makes my matte foundation on top glowy, at least for a while (I have dry skin, most stuff becomes matte in time). As a sunscreen obviously don't expect an actual SPF 20 because you can apply only thin coat. This is actually impossible to apply in a large amount because it just doesn't want to blend in then. If you like Balea Magic Cream or Garnier's Miracle Cream, you'll like this too, but it's not for me.