Lets share our holy grail foundation! :)

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Sep 5, 2016

Simran B.

I thought it would be great if we all posted about our favorite foundation and answering the questions:
Name and Brand:
Price (don't have to be to specific):
Skin type:
Coverage:
Way you apply it:
Durability:
Pros and Cons from your experience:
Personally, I don't have a holy grail yet, hopefully this could help me and some of you guys :)

Sep 5, 2016

Janelle R.

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Sep 5, 2016

Kiara H.

Just bought this but I feel like it will be my holy grail.
urban decay naked skin
40$
acne prone and combination
brush
not sure about durability yet. I don't keep it on that long
pro is that it is medium coverage for me but it's also very build able and it looks great on my skin
haven't found a con yet but I heard it doesn't last too long on the skin

Sep 5, 2016

Marleen B.

I don't have a HG. I switch up between Loreal Lumi & Loreal Pro Glow. And I will sometimes mix in a little Marc Jacobs Remarcable for extra coverge.

Sep 5, 2016

Dana E.

Lately I've been loving the Clinique beyond perfecting 2 in 1 foundation with concealer
$27
Normal to dry skin
Full coverage
Beauty blender
It's not matte however it lasts all day without budging with setting spray
No cons yet!

Currently:
Tarte Rainforest of the Sea Foundation
$40+
Normal to Oily
Medium to Full
Dot on the skin and pat/stipple with Sigma F80
Very long wearing
Lightweight and you can definitely change the finish of the foundation depending on what other products you pair it with
No cons

Foundation I Always Go Back To:
Estée Lauder Double Wear
$40+
Normal to Oily
Medium to Full
Dot on skin and pat/stipple with Sigma F80
Super long wearing
Lightweight and flash photo friendly
No cons

Sep 6, 2016

Aurora S.

I've got two holy grail foundations. I always go back to them and just use them all the time. One I use for like everyday since it's something I can apply in the car really quickly whereas the other I do have to set.

MAC Studio Fix Powder Plus Foundation.

Price: $28

Skin Type: normal to oily

Coverage: light-medium but can be built up more although not completely full coverage

Way to apply it: I like a dense kabuki brush, it give the most coverage and using a clockwise and counterclockwise motion?...buffing.

Durability: I use fix+ over it and it helps the powder sort of "set" and it does last all day for me.

Pros: easy to use and apply, good coverage, lightweight, photographs nicely, great color range which is very important to me, I'd say this is probs the only product that has a shade that matches me 100%, great for everyday.

Cons: N/A


My other holy grail I like to use more for weekends out, dates, photos etc

MAC Studio Fix Fluid.

Skin type: normal to oily.

Coverage: medium-buildable.

Way to apply it: flat top buffing brush

Durability: lasts all night for me. I've worn it once for 10 hours and it still looked great, I did had to touch up but I've very oily.

Pros: long wearing, photographs nicely, makes face look very smooth and minimizes the look of pores quite a bit even without a pore minimizing primer, the NC shades in this range tend to be a little more yellow and have some olive shades whereas the newer foundation in the NC range look more peach which didn't match me personally,

Cons: probably that you have to buy a separate pump but I just reuse my pump when I repurchase a new bottle though

Sep 6, 2016

Kim M.

. Rimmel Stay Matte foundation
. about 6.00
. Combination
. Full coverage
. Flat top kabuki brush
. at least 7 hrs matte before needing blotting
. pros- It's inexpensive, great coverage, doesn't exaggerate pores or lines. It's always available at my drugstore, good shade match for my light skin. Cons- doesn't have a very good shade range, none for darker skin tones. can cling to dry patches

Sep 6, 2016

Simran B.

Thanks girls :)

Sep 6, 2016

Chris M.

Great post, Simran! My biggest issue always is the best "Way you apply it." Thank you, Ladies, for participating!