The texture is amazing; it's like smoothing satin over your face. It starts out creamy and blends in like a fine powder to even out complexion.for me it worked like polly filler,sealing in and erasing fine lines and creating a matte even complexion without a hint of shine.makeup lasted all day with and without even longlasting formula's faded.will buy again

LOVE this product & would recommend it to anyone who has concerns about porous skin.

I loved this foundation. It has a primer in the foundation. The foundation makes skin feel soft and velvety smooth. It's so amazing that this product can feel so soft and smooth on skin. I highly recommend this product! The foundation leaves a very natural look on skin as well.

Magix as the name suggests works like magic to make skin look smooth and even. It definitely reduces the appearance of your pores and prevents shine on oily skin. The light silky texture eliminates dry patches on your face. It is a great foundation primer that allows your makeup to stay put even on the hottest of days. A must have in any makeup case!

There is something about this product that my skin can't get enough of. im not sure if it is because it allows my make up to set flawlessly without any mistakes or large pores showing or because it leaves my skin so soft and silky that my skin feels its being wrapped in silk. I use this product as a normal cream for my natural days and as a foundation primer for the days i want to look simply amazing. This is one product that will never let me down

I use this daily over my day cream, it has wonderful spf20. It goes on so smoothly and makes my skin feel sooo soft to touch, its just wonderful, also with my combination skin, I dont even have to use a powder any longer during the day as it keeps my complexion matte and clear the entire day. The packaging is also great as it fits into any handbag and is easy to squeeze out even the last bit of the product. I am on my third tube and I will continue buying, now Avon has the Illuminating Magix Face Perfector, looking forward to trying that out with illuminating particles in it.