Good tinted moisturiser or bb cream?

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Caroline M.

Nov 28, 2013

Caroline M.

Laura maurcie has been my go to for years! I love the origional and shine formula.

Morgan S.

Nov 28, 2013

Morgan S.

Garnier has a good one! There is one for normal skin and another for oily/combination skin. I use it on a daily basis and my skin is looking great :) plus it's a good price as you get 2 ounces instead of the usual 1 with bb creams!

Shauna S.

Nov 28, 2013

Shauna S.

Marcelle has a nice tinted moisturizer.

Klaire V.

Nov 28, 2013

Klaire V.

Garnier :)

Maria E.

Nov 28, 2013

Maria E.

Garnier

Georgia G.

Nov 28, 2013

Georgia G.

olay :)

Shira S.

Nov 29, 2013

Shira S.

The garner one was awful! It made my skin look bright orange, cakey, and oily. It had no coverage and looked absoloutely awful. It just got worse with time! Everyone recommended it to me so I was extremely disappointed. Laura marcier tinted radiance moisturizer was great! It matched my skin tone, blended effortlessly, and gave light but nice coverage. I strongly recommend it!

Melissa P.

Nov 29, 2013

Melissa P.

I am the same shade as you and no drugstore one is really light enough. the Revlon on in the lightest shade is the the only one that is cool toned and doesn't make me look orange, But just doesn't work for my skin when it is dry. But if you are normal/oily then it would be perfect.

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