What's A Good Foundation To Minimise Pores?

Mar 4, 2013

Jennifer R.

I use revlon colorstay for oily skin just now, but it doesn't hide my pores very well and I haven't found a skin care product that successfully shrinks them. They are big on my cheeks next to my nose. Is there anything I can try to mask them since I can't seem to get rid of them completely?

Mar 4, 2013

Olivia R.

Benefit porefessional primer works wonders.

Mar 6, 2013

Jennifer R.

Thanks I'll look into it :)

Mar 6, 2013

Natalie L.

Not so much the foundation, but a good primer can work wonders for pores. I have some deep pockets (from pre existing acne) and a couple big pores and my foundation (which ever I choose) goes on flawlessly because of the primer. My favourite is Hard Candy primer (Walmart $5) and it‘s wonderful. (:

Mar 6, 2013

Hannah G.

You can get a foundation from Clinique which is especially for pore minimising and a serum which shrinks them by 52%. I love it.

Mar 6, 2013

Susan S.

Primer primer primer. Not foundation!

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