Review on 🌞 Neutrogena Healthy Skin Anti-Aging Perfector: Tinted Facial Moisturizer with Retinol, SPF 20 by Candace Carpenter

I personally don't like the feel of foundation on my face and those "washed out" silicone primers that make me oily and clog my pores. I find that my skin needs less make-up in winter. I go out a lot without makeup and need something that doesn't clog my pores or look heavy and also brings my ghostly pale face back to life. I love going crazy with eye makeup, but I love the feeling of freshness on my face. Also, most foundations leave my skin in need of a facial. I've been doing skincare at spas since I was 13, and I love a clean face—no texture, no bumps, no whiteheads or blackheads. (I only use the healthy Bourjois blend, which I really like, but mostly I want something light). This product is exactly what I need. Lightweight, moisturizing enough for my flaky, dry winter skin, conceals redness well and soothes skin. He didn't emphasize dry patches; on the contrary, they disappeared. In my photo here, I have severe hormonal breakouts around my jawline and lower cheeks, but this material is best for no foundation. (has very similar ingredients with an amazing highlight beauty primer and this firming effect which I love). On top I applied Neutrogena Perfector, then small dots of La Girl Pro Concealer and a bit of setting powder right where I had covered it. This look lasted all day until 11pm when I was removing my makeup and even after a sweaty workout at the gym. I didn't get oily either (I usually get oily with BB creams and serums). The color palette is pretty good for a BB cream. I find 10 a bit dark and pink (weird) so 20 is great, lighter and more neutral, no pink in it. I'll leave 10 for the summer months when I'm sunbathing. Most of the BB creams I've tried seem too dark and orange to me. I'm fair/fair with neutral undertones, no pink. (I have the shade 51 in Bourjois Foundation and in the winter I often mix it with about 50).