The heatwave has got us ditching the heavy foundation in favour of something lighter, and Bobbi Brown’s new Vitamin Enriched Skin Tint is just what we’ve been looking for
We’ve all been there – we do our makeup, step outside, and the heat instantly has us sweating and our foundation sliding down our face.
The 2-in1 skin tint moisturises your skin and gives it a boost of hydration thanks to the hyaluronic acid and shea butter. Available in 18 different shades, its Pigment-Flex Technology provides sheer coverage that adapts to a whole range of skin tones, giving you natural-looking coverage. Bobbi Brown’s Vitamin Enriched Skin Tint, £38 here, is non-fading, non-setting and non-creasing, whilst also being sweat and humidity-resistant – perfect for the impending heatwave we’ve been promised.
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