Full Coverage Foundation Help!

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Mariam A.

Mar 14, 2013

Mariam A.

I'm currently using Revlon Colorstay Foundation, but it doesn't give me enough coverage. I suffer from hyper pigmentation! I have acne scars from the fifth grade! It's embarrassing. I'm looking for a liquid/cream foundation that looks natural and not cakey. Revlon Colorstay tends to look dry and cakey even after I use both primer and moisturizer! Which sucks. Which full coverage foundations do you recommend? Drugstore or high end.

Giulia D.

Mar 14, 2013

Giulia D.

Try the maxfactor smooth effect foundation it's great :D

Amalija D.

Mar 14, 2013

Amalija D.

I started wearing foundation in fifth grade too because of hyper pigmentation.. I use MakeupForever HD Foundation!! So highly recommended. Have you used a setting powder? It's necessary when you're going full coverage and don't want it to disintegrate on your face, lol.

Amalija D.

Mar 14, 2013

Amalija D.

To get fuller coverage with less liquid, I use minimum foundation, set it with white setting powder, and use my normal powder to even out my skintone :)

Elle J.

Mar 15, 2013

Elle J.

Kat Von D 's foundation!!(I forget the name)
It is AMAZING! I have red cheeks, (like a firetruck red) and nothing ever covers it, but this stuff covers it all!!

Catherine G.

Mar 16, 2013

Catherine G.

I hate my hyper pigmentation with a fiery passion of a thousand dying suns. I love Tarte Amazonian Clay, it's a 12-hour full coverage foundation!

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