Foundation For Deep Pores
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Jan 26, 2013
Jennifer C.
Need suggestions for a good foundation for someone who has deep pores on their face. Makeup always seems to settle in the pores.
Jan 26, 2013
Lydia H.
You should invest in a pore filling primer, like too faced primed and poreless or a benefit primer. That way any foundation you get will look good.
Jan 26, 2013
Jennifer C.
Thank you I will have to try that
Jan 26, 2013
Yesenia P.
Also, when you moisturizer, let it sink Into your skin before applying primer. Then when you do apply primer, let that sink in as well. Then apply your foundation. I have huge pores and I notice when I rush in the morning doing my makeup, it never really looks good. But when I take my time doing my makeup to go out and really let everything dry in between, my face looks flawless!!
Jan 26, 2013
Jasmeen M.
When you apply your foundation use a soft stippling brush and buff the foundation into the skin. This should help minimize the look of open pores. :)
Jan 26, 2013
Brittne B.
you could also use a more dense bugging brush and circular motions to help the foundation glide over the pores as opposed to sink in.