Best Foundation To Get A Dewy Look

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Sophie B.

Jan 7, 2013

Sophie B.

hi guys, does anyone have any suggestions on the best liquid foundation to get a dewy look? i have combination skin so dont want to look shiny or greasy, and would like it to be medium coverage...thanks

Lèvres rouges M.

Jan 7, 2013

Lèvres rouges M.

Photo ready mousse by revlon is perfect for dewy skin. I used it on a model when she requested a dewy look for her Photoshoot. She was very happy. Just don't forget a moisturizer and remember to highlight for an extra pow!!:)

Kimberly E.

Jan 7, 2013

Kimberly E.

You can use a radiance primer, like Laura Mercier's to get the dewy look with any foundations. You can also add a little liquid illuminizer into your foundation before applying to get the dewy look as well.. so then you dont have to go buy a new foundation... or just add a little illuminizer on your cheeks, nose, and forehead.

Urban Decay Naked Foundation gives the dewy look as does Benefits Hello Flawless liquid foundation (hate it though, slides all over even with primer), Laura Mercier has illuminating tinted moisturizers if you are looking for lighter coverage. She also has Silk Creme foundation and that has a fuller coverage with a dewy look. YSL has there touche eclat foundation that gives amazing radiance as well, but has a higher price tag.

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Amelia L.

Jan 8, 2013

Amelia L.

I like nars sheer glow

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