Best foundation for a natural look, yet does full coverage?

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Rawan S.

Jan 11, 2013

Rawan S.

Thank u everybody. Ill give them all a shot :D

Alexis W.

Jan 11, 2013

Alexis W.

I had the same issue one of my friends recommended trying benefit and I went into Macy's and the girl put it on me and I loved it. She used the hello flawless which gives good coverage but isn't too heavy and get even powder. I like the lightweight feeling of it I was using Mac before and it was just so heavy and thick on my skin so this is a major change from that in a good way. And Dior and benefit are sister companies so ur still getting a good quality plus it has SPF in it which is always a plus. Go in and have one of there artists put it on u there super friendly and then u can try it before u buy :) 

Lynnette F.

Jan 11, 2013

Lynnette F.

Tarte full coverage foundation

Adalae M.

Jan 11, 2013

Adalae M.

Maybelline fit me and loreal natural pwdr foundation. Also a nice BB cream might do the trick. 

Rawan S.

Jan 11, 2013

Rawan S.

I have some post acne marks and I need good coverage. Im currently using a liquid foundation by Dior (Diorskin forever) and Shuseido compact foundation. They both dont give me a natural look, but do a good job with coverage. Any other suggestions? :)

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