Summer Foundation, Which One?

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Lindsay M.

Apr 29, 2013

Lindsay M.

Ok, so I wear Estée launder double wear foundation, which is full coverage, which I like. However I don't think it gives a really natural look. I'm looking for a foundation that has good coverage, looks natural (or semi natural, coverage is important), and has really light colors for skin. Any suggestions?

Kayla G.

Apr 29, 2013

Kayla G.

I would suggest a BB cream. A heavy foundation during the summer can melt into your skin and give you horrible break outs! (Been there done that :P) I use the garnier one, and I hear maybelline has a good one as well. Cover with powder and you're good to go!

Brittany P.

Apr 29, 2013

Brittany P.

For the most part, full coverage foundations are going to be thick and/or heavy. That being said, full coverage foundations probably aren't the way to go for the summertime. I have some acne scars, so I get why you'd need something with good coverage. I recommend a medium - full coverage BB cream be aide they're buildable and they look natural. I suggest the Physician's Formula Super All-in-1 BB cream. That's the one I use, and I get good coverage from it. As with any foundation or BB cream, you'll need concealer for really dark spots. Hope this helps!

Brittany P.

Apr 29, 2013

Brittany P.

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Lindsay M.

May 1, 2013

Lindsay M.

Thank you! The only thing I worry about with the bb cream is that it's tinted right? are there light shades?

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