Best dry skin foundation?

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Lindsay M.

Apr 18, 2015

Lindsay M.

So I have naturally very dry skin (and eczema) and my face is always reddish. I also don't get much acne at all so I wouldn't need a foundation that helps acne. I need a good foundation for dry skin and I'd be willing to spend a little more for one if it's really good for dry skin and decent coverage. Right now I use Maybelline Fit Me foundation (the normal to dry kind with dewy+smooth finish). ANY recommendations would help (and if you know the price, please include it)

Roz X.

Apr 18, 2015

Roz X.

I have psoriasis and by nature run VERY dry. For me, it isn't just about foundation, but using hydrating products for skincare and primer as well. I use Embryolisse Lait-creme as my primer. After that soaks in, I apply MUFE Face and Body which is buildable to medium coverage. For this particular foundation, I use my fingers for light coverage as the warmth seems to help. Then, I build to medium with my Beauty Blender. If you used it in conjunction with a color correcting product or used a CC cream to cut redness, that may be of help. Have you spoken to your derm about addressing the redness? I know RMCA would cover it for certain, but I have to limit my use to days when I'm not as dry. Medically dry skin is a much different issue than just having dry skin, as you know.

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