Foundation - help!

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Kim W.

Dec 28, 2014

Kim W.

Hi! I'm 19 and a total skincare junkie. I'm obsessed with having good skin. I have normal to dry skin, eczema, and pretty sensitive skin. I'm not acne prone but I do have the occasional pimple/breakout - and my skin reacts to a LOT of products (I.e I tried smash box bb yesterday and my skin was not happy).

I have been using Laura mercier's tinted moisturizer and Skin79 bb cream depending on the day. I've become dissatisfied with Laura's tinted moisturizer's coverage and skin79's bb cream doesn't always match my skin color/complexion.

Basically, what is a good foundation that's not horrible for your skin, provides decent coverage, and basically won't disappoint? (Added skincare benefits would be awesome) I'm desperately looking for a foundation that I can use from now to... Forever.

I would prefer a high end foundation and the price isn't an issue!

Thanks!!

Shauna S.

Dec 28, 2014

Shauna S.

I have extremely sensitive skin and I also react to a lot of foundation. here's a few that I personally love:

- Loreal True Match (light buildable coverage)
- Makeup Forever mat velvet + (medium coverage) I wouldn't really suggest it for dry skin but maybw check out their hd foundation
- Bourjois Foundation (medium coverage) has great skin loving ingredients

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