Can I Wear Dewy Foundation, I Have Oily Skin.

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Katherine H.

Dec 5, 2016

Katherine H.

This is probably already common sense but I mean I wear and LOVE marc jacobs remarcable but its very very matte I want to look dewy I can really spray anything dewy on my face for it because my foundation will mix and start sliding but I figured, what I I put a really good primer first, like becca porless perfecting primer.

Amber K.

Dec 5, 2016

Amber K.

I have oily skin too, this is what I use over my matte foundations. I love this stuff.

Jenni L.

Dec 5, 2016

Jenni L.

I like that NYX setting spray. You could mix the MJ foundation with an oil free moisturizer like Dermalogica Active Moist and a tiny bit of Becca liquid illuminator to get a dewy look. Then just use setting powder on your t-zone, not on your cheeks. Another thing I like for a dewy look is to use Hourglass ALP as a finishing powder. Dim Light is a pretty shade and pretty universal. It gives me a subtle glow without making me greasy.

Mon P.

Dec 8, 2016

Mon P.

I have oily skin too and I love using dewy foundations as well. My favourites so far for dewy-satin finish are Too Faced Born This Way and Giorgio Armani Maestro Glow.

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