Cloudless Fashion Pro


Joined : 30 Apr 2008 Posts : 570
| Subject: benefit you rebel tinter moisturiser Tue Jun 03, 2008 11:55 am | |
| | has anyone tried this? i'm looking for a nice tinted moisturizer or something to give light coverage for parties, dinners, etc (basically not daytime). my skin is ok, but the main problem is that i am very fair skinned, can anyone suggest something good that will make my skin look all glowy and dewy (they always use those words in beauty sections lol). thank you! |
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mimi Admin


Age : 18 Joined : 30 Apr 2008 Posts : 320 Location : UK
| Subject: Re: benefit you rebel tinter moisturiser Tue Jun 03, 2008 12:50 pm | |
| | i've never tried it, but i use benefits moonbeam mixed in with my moisturiser and that gives me a dewy glow when i don't want to wear foundation. i would go to the benefit counter in selfridges and ask them to put it on for you, cause there soo nice in there and then you can see if it gives you the looks you want before you buy it x |
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jem_lou Fashionista


Age : 20 Joined : 01 May 2008 Posts : 469 Location : UK
| Subject: Re: benefit you rebel tinter moisturiser Wed Jun 04, 2008 8:49 pm | |
| | i used to know a girl that used this tinted moisturizer but it always looked a little dark on her skin (she was fair as well) i think mimi has the best idea either ask them or mix moonbeam with your moisturizer |
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aleksis210 Member


Age : 20 Joined : 08 May 2008 Posts : 99 Location : South Florida, USA
| Subject: Re: benefit you rebel tinter moisturiser Wed Jun 04, 2008 11:55 pm | |
| I LOVE Laura mercier oil-free tinted moisturizer, I'm very fair skinned as well, and I always get TONS of complements on my "dewey" skin...Nevertheless I've never tried benefit, so I'd try it if I was you, it might be great! _________________ Reality is in the mind of the beholder |
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Cloudless Fashion Pro


Joined : 30 Apr 2008 Posts : 570
| Subject: Re: benefit you rebel tinter moisturiser Thu Jun 05, 2008 8:53 pm | |
| | thanks everyone x |
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