The main advantage that tinted moisturiser offers is getting coverage while also gaining the benefits of a regular moisturiser. Finding a tinted moisturiser that is right for your skin type and tone can be a challenge. Picking one that will give the right coverage can also be tricky, with some being so heavy that it can feel as if you’re wearing a mask. It's all about choosing one that cotains the right ingredients for your skin type.
What goes into moisturisers can vary greatly across brands. However, most primarily they contain oils, dimethicone, glycerin and water. It is advised that you read labels of cosmetics and learn about them before you make a purchase. The type of tinted moisturiser you choose may be dependent on what kind of skin you have. If your skill is oily you might want to choose one that has more water than oil in it.
If you have dry skin, you should choose a tinted moisturiser that has more oil. By looking at the ingredients that are listed first on the ingredient list, you can see what the makeup is mostly made up of.
How much coverage of tinted moisturier should you use?
Think about how much coverage you want from your tinted moisturiser. The packaging should say "sheer coverage" for light coverage, but some brands do not say anything about coverage at all, so check first if that is something that is important to you.
