Do you prefer tinted moisturiser or foundation

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Which do you prefer for using all the time?

Foundation.

It tends to last longer on my skin and I like the extra coverage it offers

Tinted moisturiser.

Tinted moisturiser as prefer a more natural less made up look

I should add I live in a very hot and humid climate so tinted moisturizers tend to 'slide' of my face...

Mineral foundation - tinted moisturiser slides off my oil spill face

I prefer tinted moisturiser as I don't like to look heavily made up.

Tinted moisteriser now that the weather is cooler.

Foundation.

It's a misconception that foundation = heavily made up. If you know how to buy it and apply it anyway.

Foundation and as the above poster says if you wear the right colour and apply it right it looks flawless not heavy!
I do wear tinted moisturiser too an cc creams when my skin is dry or I am being lazy and slapdash

Summertime - tinted moisturiser and a dusting of powder/ bronzer
Winter - foundation.
Though nars foundation allows build
Up of coverage so I find it ideal.

I use Bobby Brown tinited moisturizer and their foundation stick for day time and Mac foundation for going out in the evening.

Laura mercier tinted moisturiser- quite good coverage considering it's not a proper foundation and leaves a dewy glow.

I started wearing 50 sunblock recently and it felt too gloopy with tinted moisturiser on top. So now I have tinted sunblock, problem solved.

I've never used foundation.

A fellow parent at school runs a skin laser surgery and says anything above factor 30 is pointless as it doesn't go into the skin properly - stick with spf 30.
I don't know anything about it myself, but thought I'd share!

I read something once where they tested out factors and said the same about factor 3 0 actually

Foundation for me. The correct product applied well is far better on my skin, I find. I've tried tinted moisturizers but they always need re-applying by lunch time and I haven't got time can't be arsed for that.

I use this and then don't worry about using foundation. It's not tinted, but it makes my skin look all lovely and smooth and even.

Foundation.

Tinted moisturisers are too greasy for me.

CC cream .

I don't like tinted moisturisers. Not enough coverage, and they don't fit with the rest of my skincare routine (I use a moisturiser and sunscreen in the morning, so another moisturiser on top doesn't work well).

I've never found a foundation that is quite right. I've tried dozens of different brands and been 'shade-matched' at counters etc - nothing was great. I was using Chanel Vitalumiere for a while, and that was possibly the closest I came to something that suited my skin, but it still wasn't amazing.

CC cream gives me enough coverage, but isn't greasy/overly moisturising.

Foundation-tinted moisturiser brings me out in spots. Ysl touché éclat foundation is really light and natural and feels less like wearing make up than tinted moisturiser.

In the summer I use Clinique city block which is tinted sun cream.

I love tinted moisturiser - any tips on where I can find a vid to learn how to apply foundation so it looks natural would be greatly appreciated though as mine always looks too fake and a bit like a plastic doll.

I agree with AngieWhats - tinted moisturiser doesn't fit in with the rest of my routine.

Properly applied foundation should look flawless: I'm using Maybelline Dream Flawless Nude which is incredible.

Strawberry do you apply your tinted moistuizer with a brush? I find that helps to reduce the 'fake' look.