Dr. Jart Water Fuse is the lighter one and perfect for me right now with my summer oily/sticky skin. It's a very thin gel/cream which made me wonder at first how it would be since the others I had tried were thicker, but it ended up working great and I find I am using all the time.
It feels very light on , almost invisible once it sets on skin which takes about a minute. I have had a spot or two where I needed to blend it more where it stuck a bit , but a little extra effort was all that was needed. Overall it goes on easy , does a great job of keeping my makeup set and lasting far longer than normal and adds just a smallest amount of moisture.
Dr. Jart Premium Beauty Balm is the one I will reach for come colder weather and the one for you if you have normal to drier skin. In cooler temps my skin normalizes so I can use more moisture and products with more substance. This doesn't have a lot of moisture mind you, it's just right, but more than the lighter one ( and all that my skin needs ). It's a thicker balm with a tint that really gets the job done . It has more coverage than Water Fuse and could easily be used on it's own for those who like a sheer look. It smoothes, perfects ,eases makeup on and adds long wear and a more finished look with some light coverage.
Bonus- these have very high SPFs. 45 for Premium, 25 for Water Fuse. When they say all in with BBs they mean it.
Dr. Jart Water Fuse Beauty Balm is $ 32.00 and Dr. Jart Premium Beauty Balm is $ 39.00 at Sephora
2 comments:
Hi! Just came across your blog and really loe your theme and design.
I am still not convinced by Beauty balms really? What do you find to be the difference from a tinted moisturiser out of interest?
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The beauty chemist
www.beautyfeelosophy.com
Hi beauty Feelosophy,
Thanks for your nice comment.
BBs are thicker in consistency than tinted moisturizers and while they moisturize, are less moisturizing than TMs. I also think BBs are more skin perfecting than TMs .
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