Dry Skinned Foundation!

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Ashley S.

Oct 17, 2014

Ashley S.

Hi everyone! I have dry skin and I'm looking for a good coverage foundation. thanks so much!

Olivia A.

Oct 17, 2014

Olivia A.

Everyone recommended me Rimmel Match Perfection, Neutrogene Healthy Skin and Loreal True Match Lumi when I asked the same question.

Carsam R.

Oct 17, 2014

Carsam R.

hope this helps

Cinthya A.

Oct 17, 2014

Cinthya A.

I ADORE Mac's face and body! It's very hydrating and doesn't cling to my dry patches. It also has no SPF so it photographs beautifully.

Cinthya A.

Oct 17, 2014

Cinthya A.

It's more of a sheer to light-medium foundation, so if you want more coverage definitely check out the foundation Jacqlyn suggested. I've heard good things about the studio sculpt.

Tatum W.

Oct 17, 2014

Tatum W.

For drugstore foundations, try out the L'oreal True Match LUMI or Rimmel Wake Me Up!

Crystal C.

Oct 17, 2014

Crystal C.

You should try Almay it works pretty good(:

Hipster T.

Oct 18, 2014

Hipster T.

Nars sheer glow for high end! And Loreal true Marc lumi for drugstore!😋

Emily W.

Oct 19, 2014

Emily W.

Definitely agree about NARS. I just got that for my birthday and I love it! It is one of the only foundations I have ever used that doesn't cling to my dry skin. Plus it has tons of color options to match almost anyone. Totally worth the splurge!

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