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Glossier Skin Tint
Glossier skin tint is a good mood for the skin because a healthy, naturally radiant complexion stays to make a bold statement on and off the catwalk. Best of all, achieving a beautiful glow (one that comes from within) isn’t hard to accomplish when you have a solid skincare routine and the right makeup products!
Looking for the next best-tinted foundation or moisturizer to add to your collection? When it comes to accomplishing a natural, dewy glow, you can’t go wrong with Glossier’s
Glossier has a habit of forestalling potential customer complaints long before they escalate. This brand needs the digital mall’s most knowledgeable fire safety team. You may recollection that not long ago, the brand essentially gave customers who bought Perfecting Skin Tint two offers, claiming that the formula would soon be improved based on customer feedback. Allowing customers to try the new procedure with a Coupon could test and keep the one they just bought, essentially giving them two for the price of one. Hell again
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What is Different about the New Formula of Glossier Skin Tint?
“The new formula is the same clean, breathable formula you know and love, just with a few tweaks,” Glossier said in a statement. These improvements include an updated pigment treatment to prevent tone distortion over time, better film formers. The addition of cork oak to create a smooth, moisturizing veil over the skin, and a more decadent oil blend.
Glossier didn’t endorse the new formula at all. You would only have found out if you were one of those customers who were emailed a promo code to purchase the latest version with that branding message or read about it on Reddit. The packaging had not changed, and there were no “new and improved” messages for the new formulation once implemented. The noteworthy difference is that the ingredients list is written on the original bottle. In contrast, the new bottles have less text overall, and the usage instructions take place where the ingredients list used to be (however, the ingredients are in the box).
You can see how these ingredients differ between the new and original formulas here. I’ve had a bottle of the original recipe on my dresser for a few months now. Mainly as a filing cabinet for makeup that I like but don’t necessarily wear all the time.
The first original ingredient is dimer dilinoleyl dimer linoleate, which appears to replace VP/hexadecene copolymer, both skin conditioning and binding ingredients. According to the Environmental Working Group’s cosmetics database. Liquor also finds its way into the new formulation. As doe’s caprylyl glycol (another skin conditioner) and chlorphenamine (a synthetic preservative). Stearyltriethoxysilane is changed to triethoxycaprylylsilane, which are binders.
The Feeling Glossier Skin Tint
What is the new recipe? Well, side by side in my shade (dark), the original formula is slightly lighter than the new one. On the other hand, I’ve had this bottle for several months so the screen may have warped since then. The brand may have addressed that with these pigment stabilizers—still the same liquid consistency in the same small spray bottle.
The products look different when applied, which I did with my hands. The original formula seemed to have a slightly whiter undertone than the newer one. Which better suited my warm, golden skin. It also feels lighter and seems to sink into the skin more easily. One of the initial concerns I had with Perfecting Skin Tint was that it felt like it was sitting on your skin, and the more you blended it in. The more it felt like you were rubbing it across your face.
The new formulation acts a bit like a facial oil in that sense. Both still have that signature glossy finish and are amazingly transparent (it’s a tint, after all). I noticed that the new formula was slightly more buildable in pigment than the original formula. In the original recipe, the more you added, the brighter you looked, but not necessarily more opacity. I dabbed the new procedure onto the area I usually hide to get more coverage. (But honestly, it isn’t essential; I’m just comparing these two formulas. If you want accurate coverage, choose a concealer.)
The Wear Glossier Skin Tint
One thing I observed was that the new formula lasted longer. It seems to blend into your skin, so it never looks like you’re wearing makeup; your skin tone is slightly even and very moisturized (you can still see freckles). When using the original formula. I would sometimes notice throughout the day if I was over-touching my face where it would smudge into a visible streak, although it looked well-blended when applied. (That’s what I mean by sitting on your skin instead of sinking in.)
The Finish Glossier Skin Tint
The Skin Tint finishes are almost identical, so they do the same job on the surface. The most significant difference is an improved user experience, something Glossier upholds on all fronts. Also worth noting if you’re a Glossier fan (or have many of their makeup products). Both formulas pair well with the brand’s other face makeups like Cloud Paint and Haloscope. I’d bet Cloud Paint was easier to blend with the new formula as the tint was easier to combine overall.
Conclusion
You’ll probably like this if you have a normal to dry skin type and want a sheer (and easily buildable) finish to your skin. Please don’t have a rugged look on your face and want to improve your skin on those good skin days. I won’t endorse it if you have oily skin unless you don’t mind using a primer/setting powder. I still plan on using it as a blender for my concealers to thin them down or for the days I want them to work.
