Good Drugstore Foundations??

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Black R.

Feb 19, 2013

Black R.

Hi guys! So I have a really oily T-Zone and I need a good foundation to control the shine. I have a beigey skintone! I tried Revlon ColorStay Combo/Oily Liquid foundation but I accidentally bought a shade that was too dark! But I don't really know if I should return it and buy a lighter one, since that one dried kind of orangey! I really need a good *full coverage* foundation! I am also looking for a good setting powder that won't look cakey =). I am currently using Maybelling Dream Matte Powder. And everything has to be available at a drugstore!

Caroline O.

Feb 19, 2013

Caroline O.

Almay and Neutrogena are two drugstore brands that I've heard good reviews about. They are made to control oil and acne too, so that's a definite plus. They may be a little pricier than other drugstore brands, buy most of the time, you get what you pay for.

Black R.

Feb 19, 2013

Black R.

I use Almay Clear Complexion Blemish Heal for my acne but it also oxidizes orangey. =(

aliyah b.

Feb 19, 2013

aliyah b.

If you don't have dry skin, check out Covergirl's new Stay Fabulous foundation. it's medium to full coverage and it's very long lasting. Plus it has a pump!

Megan F.

Feb 19, 2013

Megan F.

Loreal True Match is good and Revlon Age Defy, even if your not older.

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