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Chelsea W.

Jul 27, 2016

Chelsea W.

Okay!! I have very, very dry sky (no oil at all!) and I'm looking for a dewy/luminous foundation that still has great coverage. I love Kat Von D Lock It foundation because of the coverage but it's so matte!!

I have samples of the NARS Sheer Glow and ReMarcable foundation.

anybody tried those? and what's the best way to apply? beauty blender?

Lara C.

Jul 27, 2016

Lara C.

I love nars sheer glow for dry skin. I apply it with a damp beauty blender. its very buildable and the finish is natural/dewy.

Genevieve D.

Jul 27, 2016

Genevieve D.

Oh should check out the latest video of Jaclyn Hill on YouTube, she talks about a foundation that should work perfectly for your skin

Pumpkin Q.

Aug 24, 2016

Pumpkin Q.

I use Kat Von D Lock it tattoo foundation and I have very dry patches. The KVD feather weight primer is SO moisturizing for me, it leaves me with a dewy not so matte finish after applying the foundation. I use a good amount and let it soak in my skin for a few minuets before I apply foundation with a brush. I've found that brushes don't catch dry patches as much as sponges do which leaves the flaky, cakey appearance.

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