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100% Pure Tinted Moisturizer - reviewed and recommended
But the truth is, I know better. So when I saw the ingredients list of 100% Pure's Tinted Moisturizer ($32 in the TIA shop) -- so incredibly pure you want to eat it -- I was way too tempted not to try. I have used a few of their bath products and LOVE them. But when it comes to makeup, can something so pure and simple really work? I had my doubts.
I should start by saying that all the pigments in their makeup come from fruit pigments. So the very first ingredients in their tinted moisturizer are pigments of peach, apricot, carrot, pomegranate, goji berry and tomato. YUM! This moisturizer is also an SPF 20 with Titanium Dioxide and Zinc Oxide. So your delicate skin is protected from the sun. And everything else in here is just super packed with antioxidants and vitamins. Things like white tea, acai oil, vitamin e and c, and grapefruit seed.
But let's get down to what matters. How does it work? Drum roll please! I am so excited to say I love this stuff. I am quite fair, so I have the lightest shade. And it's perfect. It glides on so smooth and easily. It's not heavy at all. And it provides just a tiny bit of coverage, enough to even out your skin and give you a little glow. If you don't like wearing makeup and prefer a natural look, this is your new favorite product. Plus it makes you feel pretty just knowing that you're treating your skin to such a nourishing and healthy delight.
Active Ingredients: 15% Titanium Dioxide 10% Zinc Oxide
Other Ingredients: May contain all or some of the following pigments: Peach, Apricot, Carrot, Pomegranate, Cocoa Bean, Goji Berry and Tomato, White Tea, Cucumber Juice, Aloe Juice, Acai Oil, Pomegranate Oil, Vitamin E (a-tocopherol), Vitamin C (ascorbyl palmitate), Rice Starch, Candelilla Wax, Extracts of Rosemary, Oregano, Thyme, Grapefruit Seed, Japanese Honeysuckle, Goldenseal and Cinnamon.







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December 20, 2012
by Reese
I'm curious as to what is keeping this mixture from separating. It's a blend of pigments, oils and juices but no binders or emulsifiers? I think their ingredients declaration omits some things.
May 20, 2012
by Andy B
I would love to find a tinted moisturizer that doesn't stain my clothes. Dept store brands have failed that test. How can we non-west coasters select the correct color of 100% Pure?
April 26, 2011
by Gloria
Has anyone else tried Intellishade by Revision? It has an SPF of 45 and I got a sample from the spa and I love the way it goes on my skin. I am quite fair and the color is self adjusting and it looks very natural. I guess the ingredients aren't too bad, although I am learning quite a bit from this website on what is good and what isn't. Here is a link to check it out. i would appreciate any feedback on this product. So far I have not had any problems and it has been 1 week. I probably have another weeks worth left. Any thoughts
http://intellishadespf45.com/faqs
April 26, 2011
by Jaysie
Since we're praising other products in this line, thought I'd add that the 100% Pure Coffee Bean eye cream is one of my staples. I use it in tandem with my more active-packed eye treatments whenever my undereye area is looking dry. Very soothing and doesn't complicate or compromise the treatments.
April 25, 2011
by Susan
I just returned from visiting the 100% Pure shop at Santana Row in San Jose. I really enjoyed the experience and was super impressed with the tinted moisturizer. I applied the primer first to the back of my hand and followed with the moisturizer. I loved the texture and look of it--far better than any department store brand I've ever tried--and I've tried the best.
Again, thanks to TIA for making me aware of this brand.
:-)