Loreal Infallible or Maybelline Fit Me?!

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Jayda G.

Mar 6, 2015

Jayda G.

I've heard good things about both. But which one is best?

Kelley S.

Mar 6, 2015

Kelley S.

following!

J L.

Mar 6, 2015

J L.

I only have the Loreal infallible. I've been wanting to try the maybelline fit me but I can't find my shade :( If you have dry skin or dry patches the loreal clings to them really badly. It's medium coverage. It can look cakey if you build it up to much for more coverage. The only way that I can use it is if I mix it with a really luminous foundation (maybelline fit me dewy). I have dry/normal skin btw. I think if you are anything but dry this foundation alone would work great for you. (:

Jayda G.

Mar 6, 2015

Jayda G.

Okay, thanks Jocelyne :) I do have a few dry patches so that worries me. I have dry/normal skin as well. I don't have Fit Me Dewy. Maybe I'll try that.

J L.

Mar 6, 2015

J L.

Your welcome! I think if you mix both it'll be perfect for dry/normal skin (Both the dewy and matte by maybelline) I can only use fit me dewy in the colder/dryer months because it is so dewy but both I think would just give a beautiful finish. (:

J L.

Mar 6, 2015

J L.

Sandra what primer did you use if you don't mind me asking? (:

Demetria S.

Mar 6, 2015

Demetria S.

I have the matte & poreless fit me as well as the dewy fit me. I mix them. This is my favorite drugstore foundation so far. Fyi: it's extremely hard to find a great shade for women of color. They are always sold out in every store

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