No7 City Light Tinted Moisturiser Review
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When it comes to foundations I love a light coverage. I want my skin to look like my skin, just a better version of it. I don’t like my foundation to look heavy or cakey so I tend to sway towards BB or CC creams. Which is why I couldn’t wait to try the new No7 City Light Tinted Moisturiser.
Perfect for those of us who want to defend our skin against the ageing effects of the sun and protect our skin from any future visible skin damage. The No7 City Light Tinted Moisturiser is an incredibly lightweight but hydrating formula that gives your skin an instant moisture boost. With a combination of 5* UVA technology and SPF 15, the formula works as a protective shield against environmental aggressors that can cause the skin to age. It also has the added benefit of leaving your skin looking flawless and radiant. Which is exactly how I want my skin to look at this time of year!
I’m a big fan of multitasking products and this tinted moisturiser is great at multitasking. It quenches my ever thirsty skin but is also packed with skin loving ingredients. So it leaves my skin looking and feeling the best version of itself. It’s ideal to use on the days you just want a light, but natural makeup look. It was a great colour match for me (I used Fair), blended really well with my fingers or a brush, and left my skin feeling moisturised throughout the day. It’s a great Autumn base giving you a light and sheer finish for that dewy look I love at this time of year.
The No7 City Light Tinted Moisturiser launched at the end of September and costs £12.50. It’s available three shades, Fair, Medium and Medium/Dark. Find it here
What do you think of this tinted moisturiser? What’s your favourite foundation to use in Autumn?
Stephanie Merry x
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