Need help with a face routine.

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Jul 7, 2016

Sarah P.

In what order do you apply foundation, concealer and corrector and any suggestions for each product please❤️❤️

Jul 7, 2016

Jamie D.

I would do corrector, foundation, and then concealer. The corrector begins to cancel out any obvious coloring such as blue/purple bags or redness on cheeks - depending upon what color corrector is used, it will cancel out different things. Then you put on foundation as a base. Then concealer on any spot that needs a bit extra coverage. (Some people will put on foundation first and then corrector, but that's really based on personal preference).

As for suggestions, could you tell us more about your skin and what you're looking for in a foundation? What's your skin type? What finish and how much coverage do you want in your products? What type of discoloration are you looking to correct? Do you have a price point? Making your posts as detailed as possible helps the community to give the best recommendations :)

Jul 7, 2016

Sarah P.

Thank you!! and for my skin type, its dry-normal but I would like higher coverage where as I have freckles and little bags under my eyes I would like to cover!

Jul 8, 2016

Olivia R.

Foundation-tarte amazonian clay foundation

Concealer-Palladio herbal treatment concealer

Corrector-urban decay naked skin color correctors

Jul 9, 2016

Jamie D.

Ok cool! Now I haven't tried all of these, but some good coverage foundations are the Estée Lauder Double Wear, the L'Oreal Pro-Matte, and the MUFE Ultra HD Stick foundation that you could look into :)

As for concealer, I am a huge huge fan of the Nars Radiant Creamy Concealer. There's a Maybelline one that's supposed to be a dupe, but it doesn't come in a shade pale enough for me and its thinner and lighter coverage. I also like the Urban Decay Naked Skin concealer, but it doesn't have enough coverage in my experience to cover my acne completely.

I don't use a corrector, but I've heard decent things about Bobbi Brown's. :) There's the Urban Decay correcting concealers as well, but I've never tried them.

Hope this at least gives you somewhere to start'