Smashbox foundation for dry skin?

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Lisa S.

Jan 4, 2015

Lisa S.

I have not tried that one but I like filtering Sephora's reviews by skin type so I can see what people with dry skin have said about it. As far as my favorite foundations I have tried for dry skin I recommend MUFE HD, Clinique Even Better and Clinique Supeemoisture. Laura Mercier Silk Cream is also raved about for dry skin.

Savannah D.

Jan 4, 2015

Savannah D.

I have this foundation, I have combo skin (only oily in my t-zone) and I love this foundation!! It has amazing staying power and it doesn't get patchy. I completely recommend it 100%.

J L.

Jan 4, 2015

J L.

I have dry/normal skin and I HATED this foundation. It has horrible. Clinged to every dry patch and looked like a mask. I tried it with a few different primers and moisturized my skin more and got the same result. It was so bad. But that was just my experience.

J L.

Jan 4, 2015

J L.

I tried it with the Rimmel fix pro, Loreal magic base, Smashbox photo finish and the an Ulta primer I don't remember which one though.

Hannah M.

Jan 4, 2015

Hannah M.

I'm trying it out rn and I'm happy with it I'm super dry especially in the winter I always exfoliate if necessary and apply moisturizer before applying makeup so to me this foundation is great especially since not many hydrating foundations have good lasting power.

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