Foundation HELP! What do you recommend?

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Skylar H.

Jan 15, 2015

Skylar H.

What foundations do you love?
Some background: I have combo to oily skin. I moisturize my face properly and use a primer. However, recently, foundation breaks up on my skin on contact. I tried Loreal True Match. It broke up within 5 minutes of application. I am currently using CoverGIrl 3 in 1. It breaks up immediately. I am applying it with my Real Techniques blending sponge. No matter what I do, my face ends up looking cakey and messy because the foundation breaks up. HELP!
Also, what are your favorite setting powders? I currently use Rimmel Stay Matte and it makes me look super powdery and cakey.

Rebecca J.

Jan 15, 2015

Rebecca J.

What's your budget?

Bonnie W.

Jan 15, 2015

Bonnie W.

Drugstore: revlon colourstay or rimmel match perfection
high end: estee lauder double wear or tarte amazoniam clay power foundation :) lancome ones are a bit more wet I believe but personally I have oily skin and the nars sheer glow works wonders for me xx

Bonnie W.

Jan 15, 2015

Bonnie W.

Oh yeah and it you think you're oily skin may be the reason why everything is breaking up, try toners and blotting sheets :)

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