Foundations for dry skin and Primers! Need major help!

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Naomi K.

Dec 25, 2015

Naomi K.

I'm starting medication thats going to make my skin realll dry. I've always had oily skin so I really need help on what foundations, primers , concealers and powders would be best for dry skin. I'm clueless when it comes to dry skin! Help! I'm looking for medium to full coverage.

Lisa S.

Dec 26, 2015

Lisa S.

Start with skincare first! CeraVe is a lifesaver! The Hydrating Cleanser is very gentle too, so you shouldn't have to worry about it reacting with your medication. The moisturizing cream and lotion are amazing, but I've actually switched to the night time cream recently and it is awesome! If you get really flaky and dry then try this! But I would start out with the moisturizing lotion, if you get to where thats not enough, then move to the cream, and then move to the night time if needed.

Primers: L'Oreal Magic Lumi is great as far as drugstore goes & Hourglass is awesome but amazing just expensive; but the travel size last forever. Only bad thing was that it broke me out but you might not have that problem, everyone is different. Even though it breaks me out, I still use it sometimes, because it makes my foundation look amazing. Laura Mercier has one too that people love but I've never tried it.

Foundation- Clinique Even Better, Clinique Super Moisture, Makeup Forever HD, Makeup Forever Face & Body, Too Faced Born This Way, and Laura Mercier Silk Creme.

**Now when it comes to the foundations, I would wait instead of buying any of these, and go get samples because you don't know how any of them are going to work for your skin (especially if you aren't dry yet) so you don't wanna waste the money!**

Concealer- I really like Tarte's (the one in the tube). And Maybelline Fit Me & L'Oreal Magic Lumi.

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