Marc Jacobs ReMarcAble Foundation VS Tarte rainforest if the sea foundation.

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Billy Y.

Dec 27, 2016

Billy Y.

Hello everyone,

I'm deciding between these two foundations. I have oily/combination skin with light acne and small pimples. I struggle with my make up looking cakey so I would be looking for something not too cakey. Preferably full coverage and lightweight.

Thanks

Sabrina K.

Dec 27, 2016

Sabrina K.

Hi Billy, I see you posted 3 threads of this nature - To ensure you get the best help and to ensure everyone's questions gets seen I would like to encourage you to place similar questions in the same thread. So questions about these 3 foundations in comparison to the Marc Jacobs foundation could and should be placed in the same thread!
Also please interact on your threads with the users who are taking time out to help you out with your questions!

Billy Y.

Dec 27, 2016

Billy Y.

Ok thank you :)

Brook A.

Dec 29, 2016

Brook A.

I like the Maybelline Fit Me M&P. Its affordable and a trick I use for making it less cakey is I put it on with a beauty blender, spray setting spray all over, and then I push the setting spray into the foundation for a flawless finish. :)

Anna D.

Jan 1, 2017

Anna D.

@Brook A that's such a good tip! ♡

Brook A.

Jan 10, 2017

Brook A.

@Anna D, why thank you, :)

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