Beauty Help!! Foundations Vs Liquid.

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Tammy H.

Sep 24, 2014

Tammy H.

Hey guys and gals! Just a normal girl struggling with daily cakey ness from foundation! I was wondering some questions about my foundations and powders to see If I had done something wrong to get a cake look. Should a Liquid foundation and a Powder Full coverage foundation go together? Or should it be liquid foundation with a loose powder? Which look is more natural?

Tammy H.

Sep 24, 2014

Tammy H.

My foundation is Kat Von D lock it tattoo and my foundation was the celebration foundation by ITs cosmetic. I exfoliate everyday. 'My makeup never been cakey before but I guess it's like you said the pigments.

Tammy H.

Sep 24, 2014

Tammy H.

OMG thank you!! I'll try that tomorrow. Every day in afternoon at school my face begins to cake and I can see it in the mirror when I'm outside

Tammy H.

Sep 24, 2014

Tammy H.

Thanks you guys

Cierra A.

Sep 25, 2014

Cierra A.

When I had the KVD foundation I never set it with any powder. it always caked. get MUFE mist +fix. it's a awesome setting spray.

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