| I'm trying to switch from a full-coverage, long-lasting foundation to a lighter coverage tinted moisturizer. I'm trying a Laura Mercier option and I like it so far, but it doesn't last all day. Can I reapply it after a few hours to refresh the coverage? Like just put another layer on without washing my face or anything first? Is this a terrible idea? |
| I would just spot cover with a concealer |
| I hate that laura mercier one.Why don't you try EltaMD lasts all day. |
| You can always try it and see what you think. I use LM tinted moisturizer and I feel like if I put it on too long after I wash my face and apply my “real” moisturizer, it doesn’t look as good. |
| I love the Wet N Wild Tinted Hydrator, it lasts a long time and costs $5. Also cruelty free if that is important to you. |
What happened to Laura Mercier? I used to love it and used it for years but now it turns an orangey color after I apply it. Any recs for a good tinted moisturizer? 41 years old and looking for minimal effort and a natural look but I also put on a little blush and mascara. |
| You might want to look at CC creams -- then you get your SPF in there too. IT Cosmetics makes a popular one, and I've heard good things about the Supergoop CC cream. |
Thanks! I was actually looking at both of these |
I use EltaMD for regular sunscreen but the tinted only comes in one shade that doesn't work for my skin tone. |
| You need a setting spray on top when it's warm outside. |
Not PP, but they “reformulated” at least some of the colors in the last few years. |
| Try using a primer |
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There’s this great Hourglass touch up product that is concealer-esque, but you can put it over makeup, even powder. It somehow just melts into skin and blends into the makeup you already applied. I use that for spot touch-ups.
There’s a lighter version of Estée Lauder Double-Wear that has SPF and is more of a tinted moisturizer, but it might be too foundation-y for your taste. |
| I really like the Juice Beauty C C cream. |
| It depends on the how oily/sweaty your skin gets, and whether the moisturizer is water or oil/silicone based. Oil and water don’t mix, so oily skin + water-based tinted moisturizer will cause patchiness. And in reverse for oil-based. I find that I need to use blotting papers to thoroughly mattify my skin before I try to reapply, and even then it’s dicey. If you have well-behaved skin, you may fare better! |