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A tinted moisturizing skin primerThis lightweight tinted moisturizing skin primer is a true multitasker. It delivers brightening and highlighting effects for an overall dewy and radiant complexion for the perfect "no makeup makeup look"“It’s exactly what I have been looking for. It covers the skin with a natural sheen, while smoothing out age spots, etc.” - Penny H.. spirulina + gemstone extract. How it helps. PROMOTES skin elasticity with semi-precious smithsonite. HIGHLIGHTS your skin with mineral-rich and sustainably-sourced mica. BRIGHTENS your skin with ellagic acid richraspberry seed oil. MINIMIZES the appearance of dark circles and spots with nutrient-rich spirulina. SOOTHES your skin with aloe vera juice and zinc-rich pumpkin seed oil. REFRESHES your look with skin-nurturing sea buckthorn seed oil. PROTECTS your face against the elements with non-nano zinc. How to use:. As a Moisturizer/Tinted Primer: Apply liberally on freshly cleansed skin under your makeup or mix with foundation for a little extra glow.. As a Highlighter/Illuminator: Pat a small amount to the high points of your face, top of your cheekbones, bridge of your nose, cupid’s bow, shoulders and décolleté.
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