Foundation Transfer Help

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Danica P.

Aug 16, 2016

Danica P.

Ok so I recently bought the loreal lumi omg it's amazing if you have dry skin it is soooooo hydrating and has good coverage for me the only thing it doesn't dry down even when I tried to highlight and contour my powder brushes are now covered in the foundation and if anythin g touched my face it to would be covered any idea how to stop this I tried setting powder but it's so moist the I think I just dabbed foundation off when trying to set.

Kim M.

Aug 16, 2016

Kim M.

This might sound weird, but it's a Wayne Goss makeup top from his YouTube channel. After you've applied your moisturizer, before foundation. You apply powder to your face with a fluffy powder brush. It makes foundation set quickly with no transfer(I've tried it with Covergirl Outlast Stay Luminous & Rimmel Stay Matte foundation) It might not be totally transfer proof with the Lumi Cushion. But I bet it'll help. No hurt in trying

Camille L.

Aug 16, 2016

Camille L.

+1 for kim, also after use a setting powder

Erin D.

Aug 18, 2016

Erin D.

Try using more powder or letting the foundation set for a few minutes after powder before applying blush and bronzer

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