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Ceara C.

Jul 7, 2016

Ceara C.

Has anyone tried the Makeup Forever HD Foundation Stick? I'm thinking about trying it since I have dry skin but I would like to know if any of you have tried it and your opinions. Thanks!

Dana E.

Jul 7, 2016

Dana E.

I haven't tried the stick but I love the ultra HD liquid foundation. It's medium buildable for me when I use my beauty blender. I have normal to dry skin and have no problems with it.

But I'm following this because when I use up the liquid I'm interested in trying the stick, lol.

Cathy D.

Jul 7, 2016

Cathy D.

I think a stick wouldn't be the best for dry skin

Mar F.

Jul 7, 2016

Mar F.

The MUFE HD stick foundation is awesome! It has more of a dewy finish than the UltraHD liquid foundation (as well as a bit more coverage). I would actually recommend it for skins on the drier end of the spectrum rather than the oilier.

I actually like to use it together with the liquid one. I first apply a thin even layer of the liquid one, then I apply the stick to add the extra coverage where I need it (usually the central areas, so I use a slightly lighter tone to create a bit of dimension). I use a flat top brush to buff it in.

Hope I helped! If you have any other specific questions about it, feel free to ask ;)

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