wet n wild Bare Focus Tinted Hydrator Matte Finish, Medium Tan, Oil-Free, Moisturizing Makeup | Hyaluronic Acid | Sheer To Medium Coverage

So I bought Light and Porcelain. For my fellow pale peeps - Porcelain is the lightest shade. I’m pale but spend a lot of time outside so I’ve got a decent amount of freckles - even in the winter - so it gives the appearance of color. I still have a lot of trouble finding a good match but Porcelain is it!First off - these are darker than the photos make them appear. Truly. The Light shade is odd - it’s pretty dark and has some serious orange undertones. I bought the lightest 2 shades because I wanted to use one as a foundation and one as a concealer. Not gonna happen. Light is out. Porcelain is a great match for me. Apply with a sponge - or else like with actual foundations, this may look thicker than it’s meant to.Using a sponge - this has a very natural look on my face. It doesn’t feel heavy. I have textural issues and hate wearing foundations on my skin. While I can sort of feel this - it’s the best I’ve ever had as far as comfort. I can totally deal with it.Everyone is different. But. At the age of 46, I’m somehow dealing with acne. Peri men o pause is a pain. So I’ve got a breakout each month no matter what - but I also very easily break out with most products. This went much better than expected. I had an initial breakout - nothing noteworthy - like a few tiny little bumps. My skin quickly adjusted and as long as I thoroughly wash my face and clean my pores afterwards (makeup remover, gentle face soap, witch hazel based toner, gentle moisturizer), I’m good! Also a tip for the acne prone - don’t wear this or any makeup longer than you need to. I wash my face as soon as I come home and then wash again (cleanser and toner) before bed.So - use a sponge. Remember these are darker than they appear in photos so maybe order a shade below what you think will match. Clean your face and wash/change pillow cases often to avoid unnecessary breakouts.I recommend!

Okay I admit it, I’m a makeup snob. I’ve tried dozens of different foundations, concealers, tinted moisturizers, BB creams, CC creams… I also insist that the company is cruelty free wherever the product is sold.So along comes a recommendation to try this WetnWild tinted moisturizer for less than $6.I’m telling you I was shocked when I first used it. I am an older woman 🙂 and the smooth coverage did not stick to my lines and wrinkles like some of the expensive brands. It gives you a nice even skin tone and lasts all day. To top it off, it’s completely cruelty-free!My only disappointment is the lack of shades. I have to mix shades to get my color.

Great product. Good build-ability. It does make my skin feel a little sticky so definitely need like a setting powder on top, but other than that i love this product. Gives good color to my skin.

I have seborrheic dermatitis and I've been having a rough time sourcing products, but as soon as I started looking for "fungal acne safe" skin care and makeup, a new world of product research opened up. All Malassezia related skin conditions have similar triggers; where individual skin needs differs from there, I'm still learning, but I knew I needed fungal safe items. I also have noticeable rosacea, redness and dark circles. I'm 40; my skin is still fairly plump and I don't have a lot of lines (I'm an indoor girl), but I am heading into maturing skin.I bought both Fair and Light/Medium because sight unseen, they both looked like they had cool to neutral undertones. You never can tell from a computer screen, but the combo of the two looks perfect on me. For reference, I wear Cl---que Stay Matte CN-20, Fair. This provided similar results, albeit a slightly dewier finish. This doesn't look greasy or shiny to me, though. But if you're used to a true Matte result, it's not that.I need to get some sponges, so I applied this using only my hands - I spread it out and then sort of stippled it with my fingers at the end. I couldn't believe how smooth and nice it appeared. And the price!!! My aforementioned product was forty doll-hairs. Ouch. I could get used to this.I am so impressed by the coverage of this. Keep in mind I just started wearing makeup again after several years of hiatus; I have never liked absolute coverage, so I don't have those requirements, but once upon a time I did the whole smoky eye, glitters and wing liner thing. These days I just don't want to look so blotchy. My old formulas were starting to look dull and chalky on me - I used to just dot concealer where I needed but more recently that's way too dry looking and patchy. Plus trying to get it to spread is just a nightmare. I went for this after watching another lady's video and she said it evened out redness really well.Re: skin conditions - I feel just a slight bit of that "itch tingle" that I get with almost any makeup application, but it's not bad. I think my skin is also not used to having anything on it, and I've been exfoliating a lot more lately.