Beginner with Foundation

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Kim T.

Mar 15, 2015

Kim T.

Kso I'm a beginner with foundation, and I need something with full coverage, won't make myself look cakey, covers pores and shine. Something under $10 at drug store:)

Les N.

Mar 15, 2015

Les N.

You should try the new L'Oréal infallible pro matte foundation!
I've heard it's a amazing foundation for oily skin.
the Maybelline fit me matte & poreless is alright but again I've heard the Loreal is a way better foundation.

Sisi S.

Mar 15, 2015

Sisi S.

Use Rimmel stay Matt primer. It is a bit thick but you can work it to the skin. For the foundation I would recommend Revlon Colour Stay or Loreal True match. Try using stippling brush or make up sponge just to blend it with the skin to give it a natural finish. Use translucence powder, but don't use it too much because it will look too powdery x

Samantha S.

Mar 15, 2015

Samantha S.

I tried loreal true match and wasn't really a fan of it but I LOVE the loreal infallible pro matte foundation. I also tried the fit me foundation and thought it was really runny.. But that was awhile ago.

Bella B.

Mar 15, 2015

Bella B.

Loreal infallible pro matte is great for oily skin.

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