Good Tinted Moisturizers for an NC30 girl?

Mar 31, 2012

Naly C.

I don't know what tinted moisturizers to get nonetheless what shade to get in. Any suggestions?

What I have in mind of a good TM for me:

-Light weight but still has a decent amount of coverage (I'll just use a good concealer to cover any blemishes that still show)
-I want to be able to use it everyday-better alternative for me since wearing foundations everyday breaks me out.
-A TM that I don't have to splurge on. A price at the most of $30. I don't want to buy a TM that breaks my wallet, like the Laura Mercier TM..
-Has shades for an NC30 person.
-Has to have SPF in it!(: At the most of 15. Don't want to have a white cast when taking pictures :3
-Keep in mind that I do have oily skin, so preferably a TM that isn't too moisturizing
-Oil-Free formula if possible

I was thinking about getting the Sonia Kashuk TM SPF 15, CoverGirl Aqua Smoothers TM SPF 15, or the MAC Tinted Moisturizer SPF 15. Any other ones that might be/are good? Plus, what do you think of the three I listed above? Thanks!

Mar 31, 2012

Shelly T.

The only (other) drugstore TMs I know of are by Physicians Formula, but I don't know what they're like because I don't use them.

http://www.physiciansformula.com/en-us/product/face/tinted-moisturizers.html

In fact I don't use the other two you're looking at, either. (I use Bobbi Brown Oil-Free TM.)

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