($65) and she wanted to create an improved version of it. And she recently launched a Skin Enhancing Luminous Tinted Serum ($49). We could just leave it at that…
If you are intrigued to try the Chanel Water-Fresh Tint and haven't yet, you can simply pick up Rose Inc's new
($49) also contains microencapsulated pigmented spheres suspended in a skincare base. Similar to Chanel's water tint, the pigments burst upon application, giving your skin a sheer coverage with a luminous finish (it does dry down really quickly). Better than Chanel's water tint, the base of the luminous tinted serum is made of hyaluronic acid, squalane, and peptides to hydrate and protect the skin. This also means that Rose Inc's gives a bit more dewy finish, and gets more radiance as the day goes on - more suitable for those with combination to dry skin.
($49) comes in 14 different shades vs. Chanel's 8 shades. It also has recyclable packaging, that is if you recycle it. As Rosie said, it is indeed an improved version of Chanel's.