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Pixi Beauty H2O Skin Tint | Review



In my rabbit hole of skin tints, I tried last year, the Pixi Beauty H2O was on the list. I hadn't heard much about it and then stumbled across it while browsing in Target. I decided to give it a shot although the shade range was on the small side. It's the ordeal of the Target store just carrying a certain amount instead of caring to make sure they have the full range for everyone. But in total the shade range is 16 shades which isn't horrible for a skin tint but also means everyone probably has a one-shot to find your shade. You may end up having to go with a hair too light or a hair too dark, like myself. The lightest the Target had was the shade, Cream, which is the second to lightest. I later found they had a shade, Fair, that is a tad lighter but I'm sure would work much better for me since this current is just off by a little. 

The Deets: 

$24

16 shades, Paraben-free, cruelty-free, and suitable for all skin types. It is a water-based gel tint that evens out skin tone and gives a flawless, semi-matte finish. Hydrating, long-lasting, and water-resistant. Made with Green Tea (provides antioxidants), Rosewater (hydrates skin), and Lavender (soothes skin). 

Claims: Gives a healthy no-makeup look, innovative weightless gel texture, balances and refreshes instantly, and covers redness and uneven skin tone.

Below is half face with and half face without. 


I have to say all the claims add up when using this product. The gel consistency feels nice being applied and lays on the skin beautifully. The product does dry down a bit but not in a matte way. Your skin feels light but it leaves you with a finish that feels secure in place. I still powder as I tend to go shiny with it, like other tinted products, throughout the day. It has laid nicely with any concealer and powders I have used. I'm also able to build up products (bronzer, blush, highlighter) without any disturbance. It wears nicely throughout the day and still looks fresh by the afternoon. It's comfortable on the skin and keeps it looking "skin-like," while covering redness. The coverage is light-medium. It isn't sheer, but I can't really build it up past medium. It does cover my redness without a color corrector though. My only con with this product is the shade I got. I can make it work with a little extra product going down my neck (but who wants that) so it'll do for now and will work much better in the summer with a little extra color to my skin. I enjoy this product so much I will pick up the lighter shade to test for better results in the shade area. 

It is a really nice tint and honestly one of my new favorites for when I want to stay on the light side with my makeup but when I also want it to last all day. Have you tried this skin tint yet? xx



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