Need help for choosing a foundation for my dry skin!

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Jess O.

Feb 2, 2013

Jess O.

Foundation suggestions for dry skin? I seem to have tried everything!

Bree M.

Feb 2, 2013

Bree M.

To be honest if it was me in your situation I would go with a B-B cream . The one I use is garnier miracle skin perfector 

Melissa L.

Feb 2, 2013

Melissa L.

BB creams are probably your best bet, and you can find a few in every price range. Other than that, try a cream or mousse foundation, you want something rich and hydrating so it doesn't come off as cakey.

Donna Callaway S.

Feb 3, 2013

Donna Callaway S.

I feel ya, after struggling w dry skin for years I asked my gp to refer me to a dermatologist and he asked me to try cetaphil first. (it's otc). It took about a week but now as long as I use it every day I can finally wear any foundation without splotches. And a green concealer helps if you have red spots . Good luck :)

Donna Callaway S.

Feb 3, 2013

Donna Callaway S.

Oh and the cetaphil lotion w it 

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