Tinted Serum

This depends on the tinted serums. Indeed, some are suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

Based on its formulation, the tinted serum provides light to moderate coverage for blemishes.

No, even though it contains active ingredients that care for the skin, a tinted serum does not replace a day cream, which moisturizes, protects, and seals the skin's hydration. The application of a tinted serum should be preceded by a day cream.

The tinted serum provides light coverage and active ingredients, while a traditional foundation offers more coverage but is typically not moisturizing.

To use a tinted serum, apply a small amount on clean, dry skin as the final step in your routine, spreading it evenly across the face using your fingers, a brush, or a sponge.

It's not mandatory, but a light powder can assist in mattifying shiny areas if needed after applying a tinted serum.

These two products are similar, but tinted serums are often lighter and richer in active care ingredients.

A tinted serum can help bring brightness to under-eye circles, but it does not have the coverage of a concealer.

A tinted serum typically has a shelf life of between 6 and 12 months.

No, even when they contain an SPF, tinted serums cannot replace sunscreen because the amount applied is not sufficient to optimally protect the skin from the sun.