Which Daytime moisturizer to get?

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Khristine T.

Oct 19, 2010

Khristine T.

So i'm debating about getting a daytime moisturizer.. i had oily t-zone, combo skin.. but now that the weather has changed drastically as of late.. my face is complete dry (well around the nose) and some spots, but definitely not as oily as before.. more dewy than anything..

i have a night-time face cream i use and love, but just need a daytime one to use prior to makeup application..

i had a few in mind - but thought i'd ask my fellow beautylishes to help me out :)

i had in mind the following:
- MAC Moisturelush cream
- MAC Oil-Control lotion
- Bobbi Brown brown Protective Face Lotion

or any other recommendations you all had? since i have no idea what my skin is right now.. lol

Taryn L.

Oct 19, 2010

Taryn L.

I religiously use Estee Lauder's Day Wear Plus - I love it, and have been using it for years. My sisters BOTH use it. 

Tami Y.

Oct 19, 2010

Tami Y.

Bobbi Brown has a new Hydrating line that should work. It's quite moisturizing and high in water content. They have both gel and cream versions. Good luck!

Khristine T.

Oct 19, 2010

Khristine T.

thank you ladies!

Meko D.

Oct 28, 2010

Meko D.

My fav. moisturizer is Hope In a Jar by Philosophy. Its very hydrating without being oily and heavy on your face

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