Is foundation needed?

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Tamanna B.

Feb 6, 2013

Tamanna B.

hey guys I was just wondering if foundation is a must n if it damages the skin. love to hear all your opinions :)

Leah W.

Feb 6, 2013

Leah W.

It's definitely not a "must". You can wear it if you want a little bit of extra coverage, but it doesn't damage your skin. If you want something that has more skincare benefits, I recommend BB creams. But don't feel like you need to cover your face! Who wants to hide behind a mask their whole life, right? :) best of wishes 

Kelsey B.

Feb 6, 2013

Kelsey B.

I don't use foundation a BB cream or tinted moisturizer should work. 

Jade M.

Feb 6, 2013

Jade M.

Foundation is not a must though if you wash your face every night and moisturize it you won't get a really negative impact in my opinion

Angela D H.

Feb 6, 2013

Angela D H.

Foundation is not a must, but moisturizer or a tinted moisturizer. I love foundation for a finished look.

Marilyn O.

Feb 6, 2013

Marilyn O.

Depends on the chemicals included in the foundation. Not to mention parabens and petrochemicals. Fragrance can irritate skin because it can be a whole long list of chemicals that don't have to be divulged. Personal care industry is loosely regulated :(

Stephanie E.

Feb 6, 2013

Stephanie E.

i have never used foundation. i hate having stuff on my face besides eye makeup.  

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