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House Of Makeup Skin Tint Review: A Game Changer?

House Of Makeup's viral skin tint is put to the test. Does it live up to the hype?

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Wed, 02 September 2026 at 08:28 pm
House Of Makeup Skin Tint Review: A Game Changer?

House Of Makeup, an Indian homegrown beauty brand founded by Harlin Sachdeva, has been making waves online with its skin tint and other easy, everyday products. The brand focuses on 100% vegan, cruelty-free, and high-performance cosmetics.

The Face Anything Non-Comedogenic Luminous Skin Tint is one of the brand's most popular products, and it's easy to see why. The formula is neither too watery nor too thick, making it easy to blend and quick to absorb. It offers light, natural coverage that evens out the complexion without looking like foundation.

The finish is dewy and fresh, giving the skin a glass-skin, luminous effect without feeling heavy. It also sits well under other makeup, including blush. The formula contains niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, and goji berries, while SPF 25+++ is also listed by the brand.

For dry skin, the hydrating feel worked particularly well. However, it became quite oily on the skin by evening. Despite the SPF, it's still recommended to wear sunscreen underneath it. The price of the skin tint is ₹799, and it's rated 4.5/5.

In addition to the skin tint, House Of Makeup also offers other products such as the Dab N Glow Easy-Blend Lip + Cheek Tint and the Starry Night Liquid Highlighter. The Dab N Glow has a creamy, balm-like texture and comes in convenient roll-up packaging. It works on the cheeks, lips, and eyelids, although it's best on the lips.

The Starry Night Liquid Highlighter is a gold liquid highlighter infused with crushed pearls. It leaves behind a soft pearly glow that looks natural on the cheekbones. However, it can come off with pressure, and the shine lingers. The glow also becomes less prominent after a few hours.

The brand also offers a range of liquid matte lipsticks, including the Dawn To Dawn Liquid Matte Lipsticks. The lipsticks dry down quickly to a matte finish, although the mini felt slightly less smooth than the full-sized formula.

Overall, House Of Makeup's products are a great option for those looking for easy, everyday makeup. The skin tint is a game changer, and the other products are worth trying out.

The brand's focus on 100% vegan, cruelty-free, and high-performance cosmetics is also a major plus. With its affordable prices and wide range of products, House Of Makeup is definitely a brand to watch out for in the Indian beauty market.

In terms of significance, House Of Makeup's products are a great option for Mumbai residents looking for easy, everyday makeup. The brand's focus on vegan, cruelty-free, and high-performance cosmetics is also in line with the growing demand for sustainable and eco-friendly products in the city.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of House Of Makeup's skin tint?

The price of the skin tint is ₹799

Is House Of Makeup's skin tint suitable for dry skin?

Yes, the skin tint is hydrating and suitable for dry skin

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