help: Tinted Moisturizer

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Alexcis B.

Dec 30, 2012

Alexcis B.

So basically iv been using the UD Naked Liquid Foundation and I'm 15. I was thinking it may be too much for my age? So should I use some tinted moisturizer for now? If do what kind? && would I be able to keep my Naked in storage for now and use it later on? Or will it be too old. Thanks:)

Alexcis B.

Dec 30, 2012

Alexcis B.

Or do you think it's okay to just use the Naked?

Alexcis B.

Dec 30, 2012

Alexcis B.

I heard that brand is amazing! My sister has a bunch of products from there.. Ill deff be trying it. Thank you:)

Trina D.

Dec 30, 2012

Trina D.

I'm 16, and I use both, but I've found that if you apply the makeup right, you can still get good coverage, except tinted moisturizer feels lighter. You don't have to get an expensive one, I use Aveeno in medium. What matters in making it look good is what you put over it. Use high quality bronzer, blush, highlighter, etc. and never go without primer or finishing powder. These, you should splurge, but tinted moisturizer, you really don't have to. Do that, and I really think you won't even miss your foundation.

Ana H.

Dec 30, 2012

Ana H.

Try the face and body foundation from make it's light weight and look like skin 27$ and if you want a little more coverage use the mineral concealer in the areas that need more coverage 18$

Ana H.

Dec 30, 2012

Ana H.

*from MAC sorry typo

Tonita C.

Dec 30, 2012

Tonita C.

I think you are ok with the Naked. It's a very light, sheer product w a natural finish. I actually feel it mirrors a TM in my opinion. 

Alexcis B.

Dec 30, 2012

Alexcis B.

Okay thank you guys:) 

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