Dry skin foundation

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Tabitha F.

Jul 13, 2013

Tabitha F.

Any good foundation for dry skin!?

Chelsey J.

Jul 13, 2013

Chelsey J.

Laura Mercier's products are great. Try the tinted moisturizer for a sheerer coverage, or the creme smooth for medium-to-full!

Dawn W.

Jul 13, 2013

Dawn W.

I just posted the same question if you wanna go look on that feed.

Tabitha F.

Jul 13, 2013

Tabitha F.

Thank youu

Lexi P.

Jul 13, 2013

Lexi P.

Usually whipped foundations work better for dry skin. But different things work for different skin. :)

Emily G.

Jul 13, 2013

Emily G.

Revlon Nearly Naked works well for dry skin because it has a dewy finish and leave the skin with a nice glow and the coverage is fantastic! Plus, it's affordable.

Sandy K.

Jul 13, 2013

Sandy K.

Mac studio sculpt

Cassandra C.

Jul 13, 2013

Cassandra C.

Makeupforever and Mac have their face and body foundation which is water based great for hydrating dry skin also give a glowy/ dewy finish :)

Veronica M.

Jul 13, 2013

Veronica M.

bb cream!

Cassandra C.

Jul 13, 2013

Cassandra C.

Oh yea bb creams are amaze too for dry...Garnier came out with line of bb creams and are $12 :)

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