Good foundations for combination skin?

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Kia M.

Apr 11, 2015

Kia M.

Okay, so I've been experimenting with foundation and what not for a little while now (about two years). I can't really find a foundation to help mask the oiliness of my T-zone area. Can you guys help me find a good foundation? High end, low end, it doesn't matter to me lol. I've attached a picture of my skin in artificial lighting, and I'll upload another one in natural lighting as well.

Kia M.

Apr 11, 2015

Kia M.

Natural lighting as well

Sarah N.

Apr 11, 2015

Sarah N.

Your skin looks beautiful so Idk if you're looking for something with more coverage since you don't really need it but I love estee lauder double wear. it's closest to HG I've found so far, & I've tried a lot. And that says a lot considering I have normal dry, sometimes dehydrated skin & DW is definitely better for combo/oily. the coverage, staying power, fact that it doesn't transfer is all amazing to me but it can cling to dry patches so luckily I have a great skincare routine that helps me maintain my dryness so I'm still able to use it. it should work well for you, if you go to a counter they'll match you and give you a free 10 day supply to try out so it's worth a try!

Catherine C.

Apr 11, 2015

Catherine C.

loreal true match

Kia M.

Apr 11, 2015

Kia M.

Thanks guys! 😊😊

Melissa M.

Apr 11, 2015

Melissa M.

Any matte foundation that says oil free and matte finish :)!

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