Help!! Dry Skin Ruining My Makeup!😖

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Ashley J.

Dec 13, 2015

Ashley J.

Ladies, with the season changing, my dry skin becomes extra dry and makes my makeup look horrible. Normally I know how to maintain the dryness, but as of lately it's looked horrible, and no matter what, the dryness shows through my makeup. Please, any tips??!!

Ashley J.

Dec 13, 2015

Ashley J.

Makeup for dry skin?? Any skin care products to help prevent these out brakes? Lol please, any advice helps.

Jelly B.

Dec 13, 2015

Jelly B.

Mine does this as well so before I put on my makeup, I exfoliate like crazy to make sure all the flakes and dead skin is gone that the dryness causes, then I put a THICK layer of moisturizer. I like a matte face, but in the winter when my face does this, I switch to a more luminous foundation.

Roz X.

Dec 13, 2015

Roz X.

What skin care products are you using, from wash to primer?

Jah-Jah R.

Dec 13, 2015

Jah-Jah R.

What moisturizer do you use under your makeup @jelly.

Aurora S.

Dec 14, 2015

Aurora S.

I'd use an exfoliater and a rich moisturizing cream like the CeraVe moisturizing cream.
Also try using a foundation that won't emphasize any dryness.
I quite like the MAC Face&Body one.
I was using tretinoin gel which made my skin peel and this was the only foundation that didn't make my face look scaly or flaky

Jelly B.

Dec 14, 2015

Jelly B.

A cheap one quite honestly. The Simple Sensitive one is my favorite.

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