Best Mousse Foundation?

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Becca K.

Mar 30, 2013

Becca K.

I love my Revlon ColorStay and it's just too heavy now that the weather is slowly getting warmer where I live.

I went to Walgreens yesterday and asked the cosmetics lady what the best light, medium-full coverage foundation was and she said anything mousse.

I ended up purchasing the Almay Smart Shade mousse foundation that adjusts to your skin tone once applied which I was excited to try, although after I finished blending it in, it was orange and kind of looked like I got a really bad spray tan only on my face.

I've heard both good and bad things (mostly bad) about Maybelline Dream Mousse, as well as Maybelline Dream Nude Airfoam, but I don't want to waste money on it if it's not worth it.

What are your favorite/the best drugstore/semi-high end mousse foundations?

Dacia M.

Mar 30, 2013

Dacia M.

I have the maybelline mousse and to be honest I really like it!

Amber D.

Mar 30, 2013

Amber D.

Shu Uemura UV Under Base Foundation!!... You can find it on Ebay(;

Tyler F.

Mar 30, 2013

Tyler F.

I have Revlon Photo-Ready AirBrush. It's a good product.

Molly F.

Mar 31, 2013

Molly F.

Don't buy it! I broke out and couldn't figure out what I was breaking out from.. I stopped using that and my skin is finally back to normal!

Molly F.

Mar 31, 2013

Molly F.

It feels wet and sticky

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