Tinted moisturizer

Jun 30, 2011

Holly M.

I am one of those girls that mixes my foundation with an everyday moisturizer to make a tinted one. I find normal tinted moisturizers tent to be too thick on my face, it could be that my skin is oily to begin with and that extra moisure is to much.
Does anyone have suggestions to ones that give coverage that do not feel heavy?

Jun 30, 2011

Heather H.

Apparently Neutrogena's Healthy Skin Glow Sheers is great for people with oily skin.

Jul 1, 2011

Shelly T.

I've been using Bobbi Brown's oil-free TM. (I have combination skin.) It has a pretty decent amount of coverage. Only downside is it smells a bit like an old bandaid.

Jul 1, 2011

Stephanie M.

Laura Mercier TM SPF 15!

Jul 2, 2011

Holly M.

Thanks guys for the help :) :) :D

Jul 2, 2011

Korie S.

I really love the Laura Mercier Oil Free Tinted Moisturizer! Its my favorite!!

Jul 2, 2011

Holly M.

Ive never tried any laura mercier products, Everyone says there great...there just expensive and Im afraid im not going to like it :(

Jul 3, 2011

Madison G.

Im using the Physcians Formula Organic Wear and I find it feels very light on, I like it quite a bit :)

My channel-http://www.youtube.com/user/maddyhattter?feature=mhsn

Jul 6, 2011

Mandy H.

I like the Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer as well :) and if you have a Sephora near by, you can ask one of the sales girl to get you a sample of the product instead of wasting your money on buying the full sized product :)

Jul 6, 2011

Rachel B.

defiantly the oil free laura mercier tinted moisturizer it is amazinggg

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