Depends on how much coverage you want. I use it everyday for medium coverage and it lasts about 30 days. I've been using this product for months and I consistently get the same number of applications from each bottle. It'll go a lot further if you don't need much coverage; However, if you need full coverage you're not going to get more than two weeks out of this!

DO NOT DO THE ''Z''.. When you spray this directly on your face, you waste SOOOO much product. Spray it in the palm of your hand, then apply with either a foundation sponge or a foundation brush. Using this method, I have plenty left in the same can I bought over two months ago! and I wear makeup everyday, even on the weekends. Most nights, I wash my face after work and apply a fresh coat to look nice all evening infront of my boyfriend. So thats TWO full applications a day. Trust me on this, apply with a sponge!

A little less 60 times. But of course, it depends entirely on how much of the product you use and how often.

I just talked to a Dior rep at Sephora today and she told me 60 applications (more or less depending on how much you apply)

Two to three months of daily use. I use a full face every day and have used this foundation in #300 for 4 years. Beautiful. The only way to get this longevity out of it though is to use a Beauty Blender sponge, spray it directly on the sponge and stipple (press on off all over) onto your face til you build up the coverage you need. Keep spraying the sponge as you go if you need. Finish with HD microfinish powder or Cargo Blu ray powder.

2.3 oz of DIOR AIRFLASH=2.3 OZ of ultra-hold concentrated aerosol hair spray......IMO….if a person has great skin and just needs to perfect the latter for a special occasion than a small amount of Air Flash is all you need….therefore….the 2.3 oz…if used only for dates, parties, social gatherings, business meetings and other sorted rarities….could…in some…alternate realm of reality…last 3 months…..HOWEVER…..if you plan to use this product DAILY…..expecting it to last for 3 months is not realistic…..in fact…. expecting it to last for 1 month is not realistic….if you have scars, dark circles, uneven skin tone, acne or any other skin imperfection (all of which I suffer or have suffered from)….. AND……you are looking for FULL COVERAGE ON A DAILY BASIS…THAN….IMO….DIOR AIR FLASH…WILL LAST YOU 3 WEEKS AT MOST…..meaning…….you can get amazing, layerable, full coverage and a flawless finish…but but but…. please do not think that one bottle will last 3 months or 2 months or even a full month…..My point herein is that Dior Air Flash is the best foundation that I have ever tried and I worship it because it magically covers up my various/sorted skin imperfections without any mess….which is why I went through a whole bottle in about 18 days….mind you….after I bought my first can of Air Flash…..and after I used it….I was so amazed by how well it worked and how fabulous I looked that I applied Air Flash every morning and every evening and whenever I need a touch up…..giving myself fabulous looking skin for the functional equivalent of 14 hours per day….therefore…my first bottle ran out in a little over 2 weeks….and guess what?????…..I DID/DO NOT CARE….my solution was to buy 4 more bottles in my shade (400 honey)……not because I am uber-wealthy with money to burn but because I know a great product when I try one…..I mean lets face it…..ask yourself one question….how many foundations, powders, concealers, application “tools” (facial sponges, primers, sorted foundation delivery mechanisms, kabuki brushes [as if anyone knew what a “kabuki brush” was before the advent of the mineral makeup info-mercial])…..does one need????…..truly….how many superfluous, useless, disappointing, messy, germ collecting products does one need to make the underlying product (in this case foundation) work???….with Dior Air Flash the answer is none…..however…IMO… if you plan on using Air Flash for daily (or twice daily) amazing coverage than the answer is approximately $60 per month…..

Wow...I must use more product than anyone! lol.
I find that I only get about 12 - 14 uses out of the product. That's it. But yes, I do love it.

I did the make-up for 12 women for a wedding in July. I'm still using it and I wear it everyday. It's so worth it. You apply it once and your face looks flawless without any touch up throughout the day. Make sure you get the right application brush. A little goes a long way. It's worth it.

I find one can lasts about 30 days.

a can will last me at least a couple of months. just spray where you need the most coverage and blend to the rest of your face.

I would guess there's about 30 applications in a bottle. I grab this foundation on days when I'm in a hurry, so I alternate with another foundation (Estee Lauder) because I like variety. But I bought my first Airflash in Christmas time and it lasted until my second purchase in July, at about a once or twice weekly application rate. Hope that helps=)!

I have had one bottle for 3 mths so far an still have some left. It leaves your skin looking flawless an it doesnt take much.

not sure yet - I've used it 15+ times and there seems to be plenty left!

It depends on how heavy or light handed you are with spray application, best results come with light spray, adding more only if needed will last me about a month.

they have made the bottle bigger. thank goodness. i'd guess it lasts 2 months if you use it everyday.

I use it it at minimum 5 days a week mostly 6, and the bottle lasts me approximately 3 months, which I know the $60 seems like a hefty price but it works out to $20 a month which is well worth it!

I found that if I used the foundation as the only foundatin I was wearing that it lasted about one month with every day usage (so approx. 30 applications)

One can lasts me approximately 2 months. I apply it lightly with one misting over my entire face.

Depending upon how much coverage you need, I like a lot of coverage, one can should last you more than a month or longer. I apply the foundation by spraying the foundation on the Sephora Powder Puff.

I am not sure yet, but I go through a 1 oz. bottle of ANY of my favorite foundations in about a month, if I use them everday. Foundation is my # 1 basic, make-up need. At this point, I am not unsatisfied with DiorSkin 's lasting effect in the bottle.

Mine lasts about a 45 days-so i would gues 45

It depends on how much you use for each application and how often you reapply. I use it for light coverage and it lasted about 6 months. It's totally worth it though beccause it gives you light coverage and feels like your not really wearing foundation at all.

I usually go through a bottle every 40 days and I occasionally apply more than once a day (when I work out in the middle of the day or go out at night). When I first bought it, the women told me to do a "W" and a "Z" over my face. I now just do a "Z" a little more slowly and I think I'm using less per day.

60

I used to use Chanel cameo & I now use Airflash Cameo/202.

Maybe it's serendipity, but when I was using Chanel products, I used the Cameo shade and now I use Cameo/202 in Airflash.
Other than that baseline, in MUFE HD, I wear 118 & in Bare Minerals matte, I use medium (the pinker of their mediums).

My feeling about this product is this...if you're going to use a brush or sponge, don't buy this product. I can't see spending this kind of money on a foundation if you're just going to end up using it like your normal foundation. A stippling brush, for instance, with any other foundation will give you an excellent airbrushed look. I think this foundation works really well for me and you can't beat the convenience. I put on moisturizer, primer, concealer, put my hair in a towel and spray. Take a look after a few sprays, you may need more. If you do, add more. I then take a small powder round and add a little powder to where I know I tend to shine. Just pat in it softly. Oh, and don't forget your eyebrows. If you don't wear anything on them, use a brush to get any color of the foundation out. Bottom line: What's the point of using such an expensive foundation if you're going to treat it like it's your normal foundation? It should do what it claims to do or otherwise why are we spending our money on it?

The colors posted on the websites are absolutely confusing, please do not choose the airflash based on the colors on the website. i'm an avid website shopper, but this one i had to actually see it. i would go to a sephora or dior counter and try it out. you'll be surprised as to what you find to be matching. i looked at the website i thought i was beige, boy was i wrong, i went to sephora as soon as i saw the colors it turned out i was sand. it's the perfect beige mix, and i just saw the color on the website, it has nothing to do with the picture. it's very important to go and check things out physically when it comes to your foundation it could totally ruin everything if it is the wrong shade.

Go to Dior's website... check out their color swatches (tilt your screen if you can, to get the full range of the shade... every monitor is different) and compare that to the description on Sephora's site.

I have really fair skin and I had to return the lightest shade because it left a visible line.

Hello, I am also fair skinned and found even the lightest shade of Dior Airflash (200) too dark and quite orange. (And ultimately returned it.) I have instead started using the Chanel Tient Innocence compact in golden ivory (0.8) and find it to be a great match for my coloring and soooo fabulous in texture and feel. (Not sure how different golden ivory is to the color you are using.) Oh, and did I mention the mess the Airflash made?! Think orange diamond studs and a film on the countertop. I really tried to love it, but in the end was just not a fan. I find the Chanel products to be much better quality. Hope this helps, good luck!

I tested it on one side of my face and I couldn't even tell I was wearing make-up. I placed this foundation on my 62 yr old mom and she said over the years she's never had a foundation that has so much coverage and makes her skin look even and smooth without any touch-ups throughout the day. She's now using it.

another great thing about this product is that it blends really well. there arent that many color offerings, but i really havent had a problem. in the summer i use a darker color than the winter and both have been great. you really should try it on first, though.

I'm terrible at matching foundations so the Sephora rep helped me. I spray it on my wrist and apply it from there: it seems to match well with the skin tone in this area. I'm brown haired, blue eyed, medium skin tone and the #300 works well for me.

This should work for you! I would moisturize underneath, and blend with a damp sponge around driest areas. For reference, I'm 46 with fair combo skin. Hope this helps!

I suggest trying it out in the store. For me I have light to medium skin (creamy natural) and the medium works well for me.

yes, i do. but try it on your face first if you can. i'm 44, green eyed, fairish. (work outside, so pinkish even with sunscreen). if you can get a color match, it's a great product. i use the second to the most pale myself.
do need to 'pat' it down as it will stick to your fuzzy face hairs if you are like me. if not, you look like a teletubby and can frighten your children.

I have fair skin--or thought I did, but the Sephora person says I am medium (maybe it's the tan). The shade 300 works for me. I would have tried something lighter but at first the Sephora person used a darker shade and it looked good. I thought this would work even better year-round and it is great--even before the tan has faded. I use only light coverage. Of course it's ahrd to match without trying it on your skin.

Yes, it is great for fair skin tones in the shade #200.

Depends on "how" fair I am a medium skin tone but I use self-tanner pretty much year round. It is so simple for traveling and provides a very smooth even skin tone. I would say if you are very fair, this might not be the best choice for you.

I am happy with it's performance, but my skin is actually a little prone to oiliness. If you can splurge a little (price wise), give it a go. It does make my skin look younger according to my 30 year old daughter. good luck!

I think the light shade will be fine. I'm a light/medium shade. I bought the medium but I think I'll switch to the light for winter.

I'm using number 200 light beige and it is about right - actually a tad light for me, but I make it work!

To be honest I like this better. It just looks flawless. I am very fair -so many foundation turn orange, this does not. Another great foundation to use is Make up Forever #20 Top this off with NARS powder in snow and honey you are good to go.

I use the 300 because it blends easily with a suntan or can be worn in the winter with no tan at all. I have have light skin that tans easily..if you are more fair I might go with the number below which I believe is 250. Hope that helps!

Oh, and I use a #55 sephora foundation brush. I have also tried with a sponge and it's fine, but I prefer a brush. I use my finger tips to smudge over more hard to reach areas like under the eyes and around the nose.

I don't think you need a primer specifically, I use it over the PTR oil-free moisturizer and looks great. But if you are not going to put a moisturizer or serum or whatever, I would then use a primer. It looks better over "something" then on bare skin.

A kabuki brush works great but then you need a finer brush to get the spots under your nose etc. So your best option is a sponge. You waste less of the product that way as well.

you don't really need a base with dior products and because it sets to powder I feel it's more long-lasting than most liquids. The best brush to use is actually a powder foundation brush with flush/ flat bristles so that you can spray the brush and buff the product onto your skin.

Yes, you should use a primer. I like Cargo's blu ray primer. I usually spray it directly on my face and blend with a foundation brush. I have used a sponge before. I felt like it didn't blend well and the amount of product that was wasted made me sick! Good luck and I hope I was of some assisstance!!

I PERSONALLY DONT FOR THIS PRODUCT I JUST USE TOTALE SERUM.
A BIG POWDER BRUSH WORKS BEST, ANY DESCENT BRAND WOULD WORK. ( BRUSH)

Yes you can. I have called airlines and asked. I also carry it in my carry-on all the time. I have never had a problem.

No, you cannot and I personally wouldn't risk it.

YES. I've done it without any problem. The Dior Airflash is 2.3 ounces. From the TSA website: "All liquids, gels and aerosols must be in 3.4 ounce (100ml) or smaller containers." It is considered a personal care item. It must be put in the 1 Quart zip-lock bag with any other liquids, gels or aerosols.

No. I flew overseas in September and had to throw it away, I nearly cried!!

You can carry it in the baggy you take out separately at security in your carry-on. Aerosols for "toiletries or personal care in limited quantities" are theoretically allowed in your checked baggage, but personally I wouldn't try it. This is per the latest TSA regulations. See http://www.tsa.gov/311/311-carry-ons.shtm

No, you can't, it says on the package.

It's best applied first sprayed on a large fluffy brush and then gently dab onto face. Ask a Sephora rep for the "right" brush. Spraying directly to face or on a sponge is a total waste of product!

I spray 6 inches from my face then I touch up my face with a sponge and then set it with loose or pressed powder!! I find it covers more when you spray directly on your face.

Spray on a make up sponge then apply.

I HIGHLY suggest using a brush with this. Ideally, dior's own powder brush. Just a quick little spray on the brush and then dab it on your face.

I don't spray it directly on my face: my clothes were taking a beating! So I spray on a sponge wedge and apply from there. Plus I can control where it goes better this way.

I have fair skin and use the lightest shade (200). It matches well but it is borderline going dark. I have a couple of friends who have reaaally really pale skin, and I could not imagine that it would match their skin tone. If you are like my friends, I would recommend to try it at a store first. It is a shame, Dior really needs to come out with a lighter shade of this amazing foundation!

Shade 200 is the lightest, but this stuff will oxidize to a darker/orange color on you if you're oily. In that case, you probably shouldn't get this foundation. I am not very fair but light to medium and shade 200 even shows up too dark for me sometimes.

I have extremely pale skin as well, and sadly the lightest color was too dark for me. So I would go to the sephora and see for yourself if it matches :) If you're not usually the lightest shade in makeup like I am then you should be fine.

I am extremely fair, and was surprised when I tried it that the lightest shade of this (200) actually looked quite natural on me, even though it is darker than my skin. Of course, blending well at the jawline helps tremendously. (So far, the best match I've ever found is Kevyn Aucoin's 'The Liquid Airbrush' foundation in SX02...if you find the Dior Airflash isn't to your liking (which would surprise me, b/c I LOVE it and it seems everyone else who's tried it does too!), you might want to give the Aucoin a try??)

I love the lightest shade, no orange in any way.

likewise. I work at least 10 hours - this lasts all day - no touch-ups necessary. From the time I put it on at 6 until I get to bed at 10 or 11, it doesn't budge.

IT WILL LAST ALL DAY IF YOU SET IT WITH POWDER. IF NOT YOU GET A GOOD 8 HOURS @ LEAST.

Medium Beige would be best.

Becoz you say medium to olive, I'll say you will pull off Sand shade well.