I need help finding the right foundation.

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Katie O.

Jul 15, 2013

Katie O.

I can't seem to find a foundation thats right for me, they all seem to be to dark and come of easly, leaving my makeup very patchy,I'm pale and have a lot of blemishes.

Jeanette N.

Jul 15, 2013

Jeanette N.

I used to have the same problem, the only thing that worked for me was investing in good products and it took me a few tries to find the right ones! I always start with a primer, right now I'm using Mineral Veil primer from Hourglass. I use Urban Decays naked skin in the lightest shade they make, it starts off sheer but is very buildable and doesn't get cakey on me. I have some acne on my chin and I use Nyx amazing waterproof concealer on them. I work a job that is very physical in a hot warehouse and I sweat all day (gross, I know lol) so I keep a powder compact in my bag for touchups, I use the ELF translucent matte pressed powder, it works well for me and keeps my makeup on all day. The trick is finding the routine that works for you with the right products. I hope this helps!

Olivia P.

Jul 15, 2013

Olivia P.

Look up online to se what your skin tone is and if you can't find it online ask the sales attendant in the store they would beable to help and a good cheap makeup company is ELF check them out.

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