So I ended up purchasing the MUFE Ultra HD Stick Foundation…

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Rebecca J.

Sep 3, 2015

Rebecca J.

What is your skin type and how did you apply it?

I have no interest in stick foundations but I saw a video on this being applied to one of the pixiwoo sisters and it looked flawless on her! (they have dry skin)

Will you be picking up the liquid version to try? I'm really interested in the liquid one but I don't think it would be suitable for my oily skin :-/

Rebecca J.

Sep 3, 2015

Rebecca J.

I used to wear a stick foundation years ago and applied it with my fingers. It looked ok on me but I didn't enjoy the feeling of it on my skin, it felt heavy and greasy. The formula of them has probably changed but I prefer liquid formulas. Hopefully someone who has tried this foundation with the same skin type will comment and help you :-)

Chris M.

Sep 3, 2015

Chris M.

I don't see any pictures nor the beginning of this thread...?! It begins with Rebecca J.'s question about skin type and application...

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