Would you pay more for tinted moisturiser

Citygirl1

I'm torn between the Boots No7 one at £12 or the new Clinique one at £21, is it worth paying more?

sophieschoice

I honestly don't think there's much difference between moisturisers, tinted or otherwise.
This one is very good. Shop around for deals.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Nivea-Visage-Tinted-Moisturising-Cream/dp/B000ORUSEW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1313107249&sr=8-3

ruby_eskimo

Personally I prefer BB creams to ordinary tinted moisturisers. They have high SPF, more coverage and yet feel very light. They usually come in a couple of shades and you can pick them up relatively cheaply on eBay. Or Garnier has just brought one out in the UK too.

glowgirl_2

ruby_eskimo wrote: »

Personally I prefer BB creams to ordinary tinted moisturisers. They have high SPF, more coverage and yet feel very light. They usually come in a couple of shades and you can pick them up relatively cheaply on eBay. Or Garnier has just brought one out in the UK too.

BB creams?

Citygirl1

That's just what I was thinking?

squibbs25

I use a moisturiser with a touch of foundation (olay total effects)
I find it really smooth without being heavy like a full foundation, so the best of both worlds for me.

The tinted moisturisers i have tried in the past tended to leave my skin feeling greasy for a little while after.

No idea either what a BB cream is.

poppy_f1

maybe bobbi brown tinted moisturiser balms

edit to add i have 2 of these and tbh i find them quite greasy

Bronnie

glowgirl wrote: »

BB creams?

Whoo hooo! Something new to try, girls!!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2002794/BB-Cream-The-balm-claims-moisturiser-sun-block-primer-AND-foundation-does-work.html


How did that one manage to slip by?

:rotfl:

h007

garnier bb cream is £9.99, there was a huge display of them in superdrug the other day.
apparently they moisturize, give good coverage and spf 15.

poppy_f1

hmmm may need to look into these

**Juice**

TBH I've never been that fussed with tinted moisturisers - I don't like looking shiny so I always end up caking loads of powder on with tinted moisturiser, and I don't find it covers anything that well (which is the whole point). I don't think I'd pay £21 for one, that's for certain - you could just mix foundation with moisturiser for a lighter effect?