Loreal Pro Glow Or Matte?

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katie B.

Oct 8, 2016

katie B.

I have combination skin and was wondering if I should get the loreal pro glow or the pro matte?

Liz S.

Oct 8, 2016

Liz S.

Pro glow. I have combo skin too, more towards oily and the matte one was way too matte on me. felt cakey!

Kendra F.

Oct 8, 2016

Kendra F.

If you use matte foundation it accentuates any dry skin, pimples and black heads on your face.

Rissa G.

Oct 8, 2016

Rissa G.

I personally love the matte version, it was the most gorgeous velvety matte foundation I've tried. Looked amazing on the skin, super flawless and not an ounce of cakey-ness for me. I have not tried the glow one yet so I can't compare, though

Marleen B.

Oct 8, 2016

Marleen B.

Glow, esp. because we're going into winter. The Glow will be more moisterizing and add a little glow in the winter when skin can get a little dull.

Lara C.

Oct 9, 2016

Lara C.

Glow. I have that one and it isnt too glowy... its more of a natural finish. so I you use powder on oily spots I think itll look great.

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