Eclipse All Day Moisturiser PerfectTint Beige

The same daytime brief

Identical base to the untinted Eclipse: light emollients hydrate without shine, and titanium dioxide with zinc oxide delivers the soft-focus, gently mattifying mineral finish the line is known for, in a short, fragrance-free formula.

What the tint adds

Three iron oxides, the ochre-red-black trio behind virtually every mineral complexion shade, blend into a sheer beige that softens redness and small tonal unevenness on contact. It behaves like the lightest possible tinted moisturiser: your skin, evened, rather than a layer of colour.

What it is not

As with the untinted version, this is sold in Australia as a moisturiser, it carries no sunscreen rating here, so a dedicated SPF still finishes the morning.

Coverage expectations

Sheer means sheer: it perfects rather than conceals. Blemishes and pigmentation keep their appointment with actual treatment products.

Light-to-medium skin tones wanting moisturiser and a hint of evening in one step, no-makeup days, gym-to-office mornings, and anyone who found the untinted version’s mineral cast worth trading for warmth.

Worth knowing

Fragrance-free and botanical-free like its sibling. One shade cannot fit everyone: the beige leans light-to-medium warm, very fair, olive and deep skin tones should check the blend on their jawline before committing. If the tint isn’t your match, the untinted Eclipse is the same cream without the colour.

Mornings after serums: dot over face and blend evenly outward, it spreads sheer and settles fast. Follow with SPF; makeup is optional on its coverage.

Blend the jawline on first use to confirm the shade suits.

Use alongside

Interchangeable with untinted Eclipse, same chair, chosen by finish: bare mineral or sheer beige. Over Active Serum or the Brightening pair in the morning, under any Mesoprotech sunscreen. On tint days a tinted SPF over the top can double the evening effect without foundation.