There’s nothing better than coming back from holiday with that sun kissed glow, but that’s usually a result of sitting out in the sun for a bit too long - causing long-term damage to your skin.
Luckily, beauty fans have spotted Summer Fridays Sheer Skin Tint which adds a hint of colour to your complexion whilst providing just the right amount of coverage to conceal redness, pores and uneven skin tone without looking cakey - and it’s great for your skin too!
Available in 10 shades from Fair to Rich-Deep, this summer skin essential is ideal for those looking to create that au natural ‘no-makeup makeup look’ - and it’s filled with skin-loving ingredients like Hyaluronic Acid which work together to increase water content, and lock in moisture.
Although it’s not the cheapest out there, priced at £42, seeing as the product acts as a moisturiser, primer and foundation, it’s definitely worth treating yourself.
The skin tint has received plenty of praise online too, with customers calling it ‘perfection’ and ‘a summer must-have.’
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One delighted shopper said: “This is a must have for me for summer, such a lovely skin tint, leaves the skin looking even, fresh and hydrated but not oily. Can't live without.”
A second fan added: “This skin tint is very sheer but really great for those days when I want a little bit of makeup but don’t want to fuss around with foundation. It's light and doesn’t feel like anything on the skin, other than another layer of skin care.”
While a third said: “I wanted something light to wear in the day without it looking heavy and noticeable on the skin. It’s nourishing, lasts a long time and is super pretty and lightweight. It provides decent coverage to even the skin tone.”
It’s suggested to apply the tint in the AM after your daily skincare and SPF products, and the lightweight formal can be layered if more coverage is desired.
You can pick up the Summer Fridays Sheer Skin Tint at Cult Beauty here for £42 now.
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