Which Foundation do you prefer?

Aug 5, 2015

Isabel S.

Make Up Forever Foundation Or Naked Skin Foundation? HELP!!

Aug 5, 2015

Natalie A.

MUFE HD? If you're going to go for MUFE HD, it's pretty high coverage. Naked skin is a little more natural, which I prefer.

Aug 6, 2015

I've tried both, I used MUFE when I had really bad acne and needed a heavy coverage foundation. I'm currently using naked skin and I absolutely love it!! It's not full coverage at all, and it really lets your skin breath through (for reference, my freckles show through the foundation). It also depends on what kind of finish you want. MUFE is matte and good for oily skin, but from my experience, the naked skin would make you look really oily if you already have oily skin. I have normal skin so it doesn't make me very oily.
Get samples from sephora and try them both!!

Aug 6, 2015

Diego G.

Mat Velvet vs Naked Skin...
I can't choose. I love both

Aug 7, 2015

Lisa S.

Definitely depends on your skin type and which foundations from MUFE. If you are dry then I recommend using MUFE HD. If you have normal combo skin with light to medium coverage then go with Naked. If you are more oily and are wanting more coverage then go with MUFE Mat Velvet or Face & Body. Either way though, I suggest getting samples before spending money on a foundation you don't know if you'll love and also so you can compare and see which works the best for you.

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