Foundations recommendations for dry skin.

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Amber B.

Feb 19, 2015

Amber B.

Hey ladies. help me out.

Alma M.

Feb 19, 2015

Alma M.

Have you looked into hydrating foundations? Or any other products that are hydrating

Arie C.

Feb 19, 2015

Arie C.

For drugstore I have heard lots of good things about the Loreal True Match Lumi foundation. I have not tried it yet, but I'm pretty attached to my Wet n Wild coverall (however, they're dark tone range is non-existent. :( )

For higher end foundations, MAC Face and Body is wonderfuuuul. It stays very natural and dewy on the skin. Very buildable coverage. I have mixed feelings about Makeup Forever HD; I go through periods where it works great and others where my skin is just like noooo. But everyone is different! :D

I want to try the new NARS foundation that just came out (which I will leave a youtube link here for you, if you're interested http://youtu.be/8wAtMn1azrs and also this one http://youtu.be/7DRNawXXz10 for a couple of opinions ).

Also, if you've never tried it, Cetaphil's moisturizing lotion has really changed my life. I have really, really dry and flaky skin, and that moisturizer really keeps my skin hydrated. It says it's a body lotion, but it is perfectly fine for the face. It is also fragrance free and well suited for sensitive skin. I suggest giving that a try, if nothing else. :)

I hope that was helpful! I know the dry skin struggle.

Arie C.

Feb 22, 2015

Arie C.

So I bought the Loreal true match lumi the other day and I wore it out for the night. It went on beautifully, and looked really natural. Didn't catch onto any flakes. Coverage is light to medium, but is also buildable. I would definitely suggest you give it a try. So far I'm loving it. :)

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