Maybeline or L'oreal foundation?

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Danielle P.

Oct 1, 2014

Danielle P.

I'm trying to decide which foundation to choose. Either Maybeline or L'oreal true match. I want something that won't cause pimples since I have been getting them on and off.

Also, what shade do you recommend for some one with a pretty fair complexion that is some what olive?

thanks!!

Rebecca M.

Oct 1, 2014

Rebecca M.

Maybeline! The FitMe foundations are amazing. And the shades are really easy to match against your skin tone. Personally, what I do is get two of the FitMe concealers, my shades are 10, and 25 (25 matching my skin tone) and I use the 25 shade to cover up some blemishes, redness, and a few scars, I then used the lighter shade to highlight my undereyes, the bridge of my nose, chin and forehead. Plus the coverage is very build-able I swear by both of the conclearer, and foundation.


Has for breakouts, try using an acne serum before applying any makeup, clean hands and brushes can also help prevent breakouts.

Hope that helps, let me know which you decide to choice. 💕☺️

Martina S.

Oct 1, 2014

Martina S.

I agree with Rebecca, the Maybelline fit me range in both foundations and concealers are my absolute favourite, and they're affordable too!

Rebecca M.

Oct 1, 2014

Rebecca M.

You should trying using a matte finishing powder, maybe that will get rid of some of the pinkish.

Leah E.

Oct 1, 2014

Leah E.

Loreal!

Meredith M.

Oct 1, 2014

Meredith M.

Maybelline long stay is my fave!

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