The internet is good for lots of things, not just looking for photos of boobs and naked celebrities. (Though it is good for that, too!) More specifically, one of its most useful ? uses is crowdsourcing?it’s never been so easy to track down the best iteration of whatever it is that you need.
In this case, that would be tinted moisturizer. There’s approx. a million on the market, and they all have words like “BB” and “pearlescent” and “luminosity” on them, which don’t indicate much of anything about how the product actually works, or who should try it, or why it’s better than the many others it’s grouped with in the foundation aisle. The solution" Turn to anonymous reviewers all over the web who, unlike beauty brands, have nothing to gain from calling a formula “radiant” and “revitalizing” when it just isn’t. See: these 8 super-popular tinted moisturizers, all of which have true testaments to their greatness from the non-sponsored (we think) people of Sephora.com, Reddit, and MakeupAlley.

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