Bare Focus Tinted Hydrator Tinted Skin Veil, Lightweight Buildable Coverage with Hyaluronic Acid & Vegan Squalane, Semi-Matte Finish, Cruelty-Free - Medium Tan

I LOVE this tinted hydrator. It covers so well and is light and effectively moisturizing. It’s not sticky or gunky. It looks natural and easily hides redness and matches my skin tone. I use it as my main foundation. It blends in and covers better than any liquid foundation I have ever tried. I have rosacea, and it does not irritate my skin. It’s pretty amazing for being such a great price. Be careful when you squeeze it because sometimes a lot will come out at once.

Works good, I like it a lot. Moisturizing tint. No skin irritation. Didn’t smell anything. It’s light and coverage is ok. I still use concealer and set it a little with mineral powder. My pic has no filter. I love this tinted moisturizer! Great price point! I ordered another!

I’ve only been using this tinted makeup for a short time, but I already really like it. The Light Medium shade ended up being the right match for me, though it took some guesswork. I have a neutral undertone, and most of the shades seemed geared toward cool or warm tones, so choosing was a little tricky. I went back and forth between two options and luckily picked the right one. It goes on super smooth and feels really lightweight. The coverage is sheer to medium, which is perfect for everyday wear, and it gives a matte finish that still looks natural, not dry or flat. After several hours of wear, it doesn’t get cakey or oily, which is a big plus. The only small downside for me is the smell. It’s not terrible, but it’s not exactly pleasant either, I’m not even sure how to describe it. Luckily, I don’t notice it at all once it’s applied, so it’s not a dealbreaker. I do like that it has hyaluronic acid and the fact that it’s cruelty-free. Overall, it’s a great option if you want something breathable, easy to apply, and natural-looking.

Mrs K here. A few years ago around age 50 I stopped using foundation, and recommend it, and I have been using Dr Jart BB cream happily since then, and will continue to do so. But I have been looking for a skin tint for those errand days, those gym days, when I want to throw a little something on over my sunscreen to feel pulled together, and I haven't wanted to buy another $40-50 item. I've tried maybe a dozen skin tints, and I have just been so disappointed. I appreciate the fact that everyone is including an SPF in their products, but it's really just an extra: if you're using a tinted sunscreen that's one thing, but if you're using a skin tint with SPF, you have to use a separate sunscreen anyway, and so while I love the extra SPF 40 of Dr Jart BB cream for example, it doesn't replace the SPF 50 I wear everyday beneath it. So I have hoped to find a simple skin tint without SPF, that I can apply with my fingers, throw a little cream blush over it, and go out the door. Literally every brand and product from Hourglass to L'Oreal has failed this simple ask. Enter Wet and Wild. Hand to heart I did not expect this product to solve everything, but it has done. My fair skin with cool undertones would love it to be ever so slightly cooler in the shade Fair, but it doesn't oxidize, even after the gym, and it blends seamlessly. The finish is just natural: it's neither dewey nor matte, just skin-like, and doesn't require powder unless I want to apply it. It's unscented, non-irritating and I'm blown away by the perfect happy medium of coverage. It makes me look polished but not overly made-up, and lasts all day. I've tried wearing it over primer for a full makeup so, and it's shocking how well it becomes a medium to full coverage product with a second pass. I'm dating myself, but in the '90s we used Wet and Wild products because we had to; I'm delightfully surprised to share that I bought a second tube of this skin tint because I wanted to. As an older I beg you all to protect your beautiful selves by wearing sunscreen under every item you use. I wear Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun SPF 50 every day, with other skin care products from Estee Lauder to Manyo and Clarins, and this just blends right over it without pilling or any other nonsense. It's shockingly good, and punches well above its price point. What a fabulous item in the great sea of products available to us, and how amazing to find one that is chock full of skin care ingredients we look for, that does the job we want it to do, at this crazy price. Try it, with absolutely nothing to lose and everything to gain, because good grief, am I exhausted from the expense in this big pool. I'm willing to pay for quality, and do, but delighted to pay less for something that is better than most of its peers.

This is my favorite tinted moisturizer. It’s very affordable and goes on so smooth. A lot of times I use this over foundation and I feel it covers everything beautifully. It also keeps my skin well moisturized and the color matches great. It doesn’t feel cakey at all on my face! Glad I found this.

Not sheer or moisturizing. Settles in lines on mature skin. This would be great when I was younger. It doesn't clog pores. I have light/medium skin tone with golden undertones. The color Medium Tan is a perfect shade.

Wet n Wild is a very affordable brand. This tinted moisturizer only costs like $5 but don't let the price fool you; the formula is really good if not better than many high priced skin tints and foundations. The shade range is not great but if you find one that matches you, you are in for a treat. This product has a low medium coverage. It unifies your skintone very well. It covers redness and discolorations and it is very lightweight and breathable. It is a "your skin but better" type of product. Excellent for those no makeup days when you want to look good but you don't want a full face of makeup. It blends very well, you don't need a lot of product to cover your entire face and it dries down while still maintaining the hydrated and healthy skin look. I have combo, acne prone skin and it has worked great for me. I highly recommend it and I hope it doesn't get discontinued.

I have fair skin, cool, with pink undertones. Usually I have to go for the lightest shade I can find. I went with "fair" because I thought that was the lightest offering, but I see now that there is a porcelain option. Had I seen that, I would have chose that. I may just go ahead and buy it as I think it would be an even better match. The "fair" is just a touch warm on my face. Not exactly too dark as this is a sheer product, but it does warm up my face ever so slightly. Works well over my more white cast based sunscreen. So I think the "porcelain" will lean a little cooler as it appears that way in the picture. *adding to cart now*-- I will buy it and do a side by side for ya'll asap As for look, feel, performance. Gotta love Wet n' Wild. This is indeed a tinted skin veil. It is for those that want a no make up look, but maybe to just ever so slightly even out some skin tone. IT CAN be built up a bit. I dont care for much coverage, but I tried it out for sake of review. When applied in layers, it clearly is building up coverage. Not opaque- it is still going to have a sheerness to it, but it will work at evening out more stubborn areas of the skin. I have non acne Rosacea. Just redness and visible veins. Otherwise clear and smooth. Even with one light layer my redness is greatly reduced. It works pretty well alone or over their color correcting glass skin primer. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08RRVQ3B6 I prefer a slightly more dewy look, so adding in the primer gives that look. Otherwise this dries more semi-matte-- and they say as such (again, I failed to really look, I just got excited for a "hydrating tint"). All that can change based on what you use underneath ie; serums, moisturizers, sunscreen. It is so totally worth giving a try. EDIT: added pics of both Porcelain and Fair. They are really close, and either work for me. I find the porcelain to be a slightly better match as it has just a tinge of pink/cool. Fair leans warm to neutral.