Making your own tinted Moistureizer

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Monique Y.

Nov 30, 2012

Monique Y.

so a lot of ppl have told me to do this but I use a foundation from loreal that's like the mousse stuff I think that's how you'd explain it would that work though? I'm not too thrilled about it just cuz I'm not sure how it would turn out lol

Drea L.

Nov 30, 2012

Drea L.

Omg, I'd be so scared to mix two different consistencies together. I'd be scared I'd get a goopy chunky like mess but you never know. But like Emma said, you just have to try! & let us know how it turns out because I'm curious. lol

Courtney B.

Nov 30, 2012

Courtney B.

I make my own TM out of Tarte's Maracuja Concealer and my Cetaphil moisturizer. I use that all over my face when my skin is not doing too great because it provides more coverage than my normal TM/BB Creams but still looks like me, since I don't wear foundation at all. Try it and see how it works, you might have a new favorite product!

Monique Y.

Nov 30, 2012

Monique Y.

ill have to yet it I'm jus scared that maybe of you do mix them together it might not agree with my skin it can get sensitive sometimes lol 

Allison W.

Nov 30, 2012

Allison W.

I do the same thing as Courtney. Like her i dont wear foundation at all and I find mixing moisturizer and concealer works great! Go for it. :) 

Monique Y.

Nov 30, 2012

Monique Y.

yeah I don't care for foundation really n thanks :)

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