Mac studio fix powder foundation?

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Isabel J.

Jan 8, 2015

Isabel J.

Has anyone tried this? I've started using powder foundations because lately I can't be bothered with foundation, so far I'm using physicians formula mineral wear powder foundation and its alright. I saw that this had good reviews, has anyone tried it and liked it? I was thinking of just wearing it with concealer to cover blemishes and acne scarring.

Rebecca B.

Jan 8, 2015

Rebecca B.

Tried it and loved it, it's not amazing at oil control but it's easy to touch up without it getting cakey. It has medium-full coverage. You might even find you don't need concealer with it, definitely give it a try if your skin isn't too dry.

Isabel J.

Jan 8, 2015

Isabel J.

Thanks rebecca! I'm definitely going to go try it out today.

Sandy M.

Jan 8, 2015

Sandy M.

Yaaaas definitely try it! It makes your skin flawless!

Shelley W.

Jan 8, 2015

Shelley W.

It killed my skin. I loved the finish and I gave it a chance three different occasions (over a 3 year period) but each time I ended up with cystic acne which was very painful. I found it to be full-coverage and gave a beautiful look using a stippling brush to apply versus the sponge that comes with it.

Isabel J.

Jan 9, 2015

Isabel J.

Oh that sucks Shelley :( I'm acne prone so I hope this doesn't break me out

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