Earthnicity Tinted Moisturiser All Day Radiance Cream | Review

I was excited when this came out and in their sale I managed to get it for around £19. It is exactly what it says a tinted moisturiser for those that don't want to wear something heavy like a foundation. I like that this is natural and the ingredients are not toxic.

The shade medium was a tad orange, for medium I was expecting something more golden or yellow based but as it's so light in consistency it blends  into your skin without looking orange so thats not a problem.
The texture is very light and smooth. I like that it's not sticky or too dewy like some tinted moisturisers, it dries to a semi matte finish on me. I dust my Mineral powders on top as I do prefer slightly more coverage and it goes on so smoothly on top of this tinted moisturiser. It feels nice and Earthnicity mineral  foundation in Natural Buff goes perfectly with this.

I feel that the original price is abit steep considering you can get a foundation for that price with more coverage but it's something I would buy when they have their offers.

My Final Thought
It's a lovely natural tinted moisturiser that has a great texture to pair up with a mineral foundation on top to give a light to medium coverage. I haven't used this on its own as I feel I still need a concealer and a powder to even out my complexion in terms of my dark areas like under the eyes and chin area but its a good natural tinted moisturiser, it's also light and has Spf 20 which is a bonus! I think its something that's really ideal to take on hot holidays!  The packaging is perfect, pretty basic design but the pump is ideal and practical and easy to use. Prefer this compared to most tinted moisturiser's that come in a tube.

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