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Jan 14, 2014
Zenii Z.
You can save money by creating your own tinted moisturizer.
I just put a small drop of my liquid foundation and a dime-sized amount of my daily moisturizer in the palm of my hand. I mix the two and voila!! I have my own tinted moisturizer! No new products required.
👏🎉🎊👍💃
Jan 14, 2014
Michelle E.
I love this, I do it too!
Jan 14, 2014
Jordan S.
The only probably with this is that mixing without a mixing medium is going to make your foundation oxidize faster!! :)
Jan 14, 2014
Jareka B.
I'll try this today
Jan 14, 2014
Shan S.
It seems cool! Loads of people do it! I have heard it before! It isn't good though! Get a proper one x
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Jan 14, 2014
Hannah K.
Shan, if you don't mind me asking, why is it bad?
Jan 14, 2014
Carolyn H.
Tinted moisturizer literally only hydrates and offers the smallest amount of coverage.
I'm a huge fan of diluting my foundation, and In my opinion it provides better coverage then a tinted moisturizer or even a BB cream and still hydrates the skin, especially if you use a thick and rich cream.
Jan 14, 2014
Bailee H.
She doesn't need a 'proper' one. calm yourself down. -_- ' thanks for the tip Zenii (:
Jan 14, 2014
Diana R.
I tried doing that but for some reason the mixture between my foundation and moisturizer didnt mesh good, it felt like my skin was on fire lol.
Jan 14, 2014
Shelley W.
You don't need a mixing medium. But if one is oil based and the other isn't you might encounter issues once its applied on the skin. Second, don't use a moisturizer with active ingredients because depending on what's in the foundation it could cancel out the benefits of the moisturizer. Some ingredients just don't play well together when mixing like this. But it doesn't hurt to try it out.
Jan 19, 2014
Shan S.
It's because some of the chemicals aren't mixed properly...as what I've heard:)