What can I mix with my foundation to make it moisturizing?

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Kayla E.

Apr 5, 2015

Kayla E.

Hey gals, so, you know how you mix in illuminators with your foundation to make your skin glowy?
Is there something I can mix in to make it more moist, without taking away all the coverage?
(My skin is extremely dry and even BB creams can emphasize my peeling)

Shaye M.

Apr 5, 2015

Shaye M.

You could mix moisturiser with your foundation? :)

Paola G.

Apr 5, 2015

Paola G.

Well first step is to cleanse the skin then use a very hydrating moisturizer. let the moisturizer soak in for 20min. after apply a hydrating primer like smashbox primer water or smashbox hydrating primer. then apply foundation. after spray nyx dewy setting spray. all these steps had worked for my dry skin :)

Sarah B.

Apr 5, 2015

Sarah B.

I'm so so so obsessed with the BECCA liquid illuminator in Opal. It's amazing, the only illuminating cream that multiple people have noticed. I am oily, and I think I tend to over mattify. Literally every girl I work with has mentioned something about my skin looking dewy and hydrated. Normally, I just mix in a pea sized amount with my NARS All Day Luminous.

Eli C.

Apr 5, 2015

Eli C.

Mac strobe cream!

Kayla E.

Apr 5, 2015

Kayla E.

Thanks for all the recommendations ladies!! 😃💖

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