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May 29, 2012
Jemimah H.
How do I make my foundation look more natural for school?
May 29, 2012
Zoe C.
Try applying it with a wet sponge, or mixing your foundation with moisturiser to sheer it out (this is how you make tinted moisturiser)
This might be of use to you, I just made a tutorial on a no makeup-makeup look, there might be some tips there: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-zIaNBp54s&feature=g-upl
May 29, 2012
Gift belle mademoiselle A.
I think the brand of makeup you use really matters,why not try AVON PRODUCTS,they are really nice and gives you that matte finish you desire.
May 29, 2012
karissa b.
Using the Beauty Blender gives my foundation a much more natural finish. I love it.
May 30, 2012
Lacey A.
The one rule I have is: less is more!
You don't need a crap ton of foundation. You just don't. I was using so much foundation once upon a time, and when I discovered the ELF Powder Brush, all of that stopped. I apply my foundation with this brush and stipple it on. I use 1-2 pumps of MUFE's HD Foundation, and my coverage is amazing. My skin looks flawless with it! It's all in the application and what works for you. =]
May 30, 2012
Ashley H.
You could switch to BB creams or tinted moisturizers but if you want to stick with your normal foundation honestly use less and focus your powder on your T zone! it makes a huge difference in my opinion!
Jun 4, 2012
Megan N.
spray some Fix+ spray from MAC all over your face after your done with your makeup routine. the Fix+ spray softens up the makeup giving it a much more natural look to it.
Jun 10, 2012
Karina Y.
I use the same technique as Lacey A. mentioned above. I use a powder brush with my MUFE HD foundation. I feel it gives me just enough coverage without feeling like I'm wearing way too much foundation. I also sometimes mix it a little with moisturizer or face primer. I try to focus it on my problem areas, i.e. redness on my cheeks or undereye bags, so the rest of my face will have light coverage.
Jun 11, 2012
Pamela W.
try using tinted moisturizer and a stipple brush