Becca Beach tint shades & sunscreen application.

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Luna R.

Sep 14, 2014

Luna R.

I have very oily skin and wanted to purchase a Becca beach tint (which is liquid/gel cheek tint). I also never leave the house without sunscreen.

Should I apply the cheek tint first (on my completely bare skin), so it will last longer? (since my skin is oily)

Since I am very, VERY pale, so I like to have just a pinch of color
*( I don't do foundation, bronzer, etc...)

My skin is *extremely* pale, with olive undertones. My eyes are green and my hair is dark reddish black.

So I'm trying to decide between watermelon, raspberry and dragonfruit. I just want a very natural-looking 'flush' of color... not sure which one to pick tho for my skin...??

suggestions?

Carol D.

Sep 14, 2014

Carol D.

I would suggest dragon fruit

Shelley W.

Sep 14, 2014

Shelley W.

I have a few of these and I love!! I apply them over my sunscreen. Go with dragonfruit. I have watermelon and dragonfruit and watermelon is a tad deeper than wm. Raspberry translates as a soft red.

Shelley W.

Sep 14, 2014

Shelley W.

With a fuchsia base.

Luna R.

Sep 14, 2014

Luna R.

thank you!

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