L'Oreal Nude Magique Anti-Dullness CC Cream Photo

Unlike most of my reviews this will be short and sweet as I can not differentiate all that much of a difference between L'Oreal's Nude Magique BB Cream and their new L'Oreal Nude Magique Anti-Dullness CC Cream, wither this is true for all of their new CC Creams I can't possibly comment.
You can read my  L'Oreal's Nude Magique BB Cream review here - link.

L'Oreal Nude Magique Anti-Dullness CC Cream Photo
L'Oreal Nude Magique Anti-Dullness CC Cream Photo
L'Oreal Nude Magique Anti-Dullness CC Cream Photo

Basically much like the BB version of L'Oreal Nude Magique Anti-Dullness CC Cream this has a light, loose and very runny liquid texture which doesn't really hinder application in any way but of course with such a runny texture the coverage is sheer.
So much so that I wouldn't even deem the coverage to be on par with a tinted moisturiser but L'Oreal do claim that is product is aimed at giving you the perfect nude look so it's not like they promise full coverage.
I just feel it is important to point out how sheer the coverage is so that anyone who gets caught up in the CC isn't left disappointed. 
If you like super sheer coverage this is for you otherwise leave well alone.

L'Oreal Nude Magique Anti-Dullness CC Cream Photo
L'Oreal Nude Magique Anti-Dullness CC Cream Photo

To L'Oreal's credit their new L'Oreal Nude Magique Anti-Dullness CC Cream does really perk up and brighten the skin, it removes any traces of sallow tones and is perfect for those like myself who can often find their complexion a little dull. I find using this before applying my foundation really perks up my skin tone without feeling heavy, yes it is a bit of a faff applying two bases but the end result is worth it as it brightens without the need of a shimmer element just a light dewy finish.
My other niggle with this product is that one shade suits all - not true at all, this product is pretty orange/yellow based to counteract the sallow tones of dull skin and on fair skintones I do fear some may find it too orange. In my opinion this option is best suited to light - medium skin tones but wrong for fair and deep complexions.

Truthfully L'Oreal Nude Magique Anti-Dullness CC Cream falls short of the mark and in my opinion is just another westernised BB Cream, having tried the likes of Clinique's CC Cream I can safely say this one is not  on par with such formula and doesn't live up to my exceptions of what I have come to expect from a CC Cream formula.

L'Oreal Nude Magique Anti-Dullness CC Cream £9.99/30ml via both Boots and Superdrug - link

Have you tried any of L'Oreal's CC Creams? If so what are your thoughts?