The results of last week's Beauty Mark It challenge are in, and if you're looking for a great tinted moisturizer, you're in luck. Glam Sugar says that Stila's Illuminating SPF 15 Tinted Moisturizer is the best she's ever tried. I'm also a fan, reserving this for times when I need just a tiny bit of coverage.
For those of you with sensitive skin, missmargot recommends N.V. Perricone Active Tinted Moisturizer SPF 15. Although they're available in only three shades, she says, they seem to work on everyone. For more user-generated picks, browse the widget below.
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1Yay! I love tinted moisturizer!
2The DuWop is OK. It seems to separate all the time, so instead of getting lotion, it's just oily stuff. Other than that it's pretty good. I'll definitely try these others.
3I want to try the benefit... the clinque one didn't work well for me but it was more the color than the coverage, they didn't have a good tint to match my light color.
4The Stila illuminating tinted moisturizer is the best I have ever tried. People often ask if I have just come from a facial when I am wearing it. Although, it's probably too rich if you have oily skin or breakouts.
5I love Stila's Illuminating Tinted Moisturizer, too! I used the sheer color one for a while and really liked it but got samples of the illuminating TM and love it!
6I love my oil free laura mercier!
7Great suggestions ladies.
8I have fairly sensitive skin, pretty normal to a little dry, and the Stila is amazing, I don't have any problems with it.
9I use both Laura Mercier and Stila. Stila in the winter, Laura in the summer. I'm not sure why I do that but it seems that neither works all year round. So just keep that in mind when purchasing a tinted moisterizer.
10Prescriptives has a BEAUTIFUL tinted moisturizer...sad to see it wasn't there
11I don't use tinted moisturizers, but isn't SPF 15-20 too low? I thought a good sunblock should be higher than that. Just saying.
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