Foundations For Dry Skin?

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Alice N.

Nov 6, 2015

Alice N.

Winter is coming soon and that means dry skin. Do any of you beauties have a recommendation for a foundation that won't highlight any of the dryness? I'd prefer to keep the price under 35$

Whitney L.

Nov 7, 2015

Whitney L.

Born this way or Nars tinted moisturizer. The tinted moisturizer actually has really good coverage and is hydrating.

Victoria R.

Nov 7, 2015

Victoria R.

Mac Face and Body Foundation is pretty good.
I tend to splurge on my foundation since it's the base. Both Laura Mercier tinted moisturizer and Tarte tinted moisturizer are amazing!( they both cost around $42)

Kitty K.

Nov 7, 2015

Kitty K.

Make up Forever face and Body is my go to. Its water based and doesn't move! I have to direct traffic every morning for 2 to 3 hours and I have sweated and gotten poured on and it didn't even crease or even move off of my face.
Another favorite is RCMA (Its $18.00 on Beautylish). Its about 50% pigment and covers everything! It looks so much like skin that you won't notice you have it on the first time you apply it. There is a learning curve to it, though if you do decide to purchase it MUA Kevin James Bennett does a in depth tutorial on it.
YSL touche eclat is also stunning! It offers nice coverage and a beautiful glow.

Alice N.

Dec 3, 2015

Alice N.

Thank you guys so much!

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