Tinted Moisturizer vs. Concealer

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LaPorsha B.

Nov 16, 2012

LaPorsha B.

I've been told by a couple of artists at MAC and Sephora that I have good skin and I dont need to use foundation, so I use MAC pro longwear concealer. I've been looking into tinted moisturizer because I want something a little bit lighter. Should I look into the tinted moisturizer, stick with the concealer or do you guys have other suggestions?!?!

Idah H.

Nov 16, 2012

Idah H.

Hey,do you know u can also use your concealer with a bit moisturiser to turn it into tinted moisturiser?Altogether it depends on how much coverage you exactly look for:)if i were to hv flawless skin like yours,i only be needing pressed powder.

Shelley W.

Nov 17, 2012

Shelley W.

Don't mess with a good thing. If your current routine isnt causing you issues I would stick with it. Though the idea that Idah h. mentioned is a super idea...that way you don't have to deal with any possible reactions since your skin is used to the concealer and moisturizer you are using. 

Diane Ira M.

Nov 17, 2012

Diane Ira M.

Tricky... concealer still does cover so much & gives emphasis to ur other features .. 

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