Foundation help!! Newbie!

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Courtney G.

Jun 8, 2013

Courtney G.

So I'm barely kind of starting off with make up and I want a light coverage foundation that could be built up to medium! I've heard great things about a few products and would like to know what I should first try out first from these options...

Nutreogena healthy skin
Loreal true match
Covergirl out last 3in1
Rimmel lasting finish

If you know of any other drugstore foundations that are LIGHT/MEDIUM coverage, please recommend(:

Sandra L.

Jun 8, 2013

Sandra L.

Loreal True Match Lumi is a great one for light/medium coverage(:

Kesha M.

Jun 8, 2013

Kesha M.

I love the Covergirl 3n1. It has a powder finish and it controls shine if you have oily/combination skin. & also Revlon Colorstay is great.

Vanessa W.

Jun 8, 2013

Vanessa W.

Healthy skin :) it looks the most natural.

Lauren N.

Jun 8, 2013

Lauren N.

Neutropenia foundations are amazing for my fair skin, and they have a really light one but I can't remember the name! But they're a trusty brand (:

Marlena C.

Jun 8, 2013

Marlena C.

I use neutrogena healthy skin and I love it!! It's super light and it looks natural. People tell me that I looked more "refreshed" since I've been using. My skin is sensitive and it hasnt given me any irritation. Hope this helps!

Courtney G.

Jun 8, 2013

Courtney G.

I've been leaning more towards the nutreogena and your inputs helps a lot, thanks(:

Ciara H.

Jun 10, 2013

Ciara H.

L'oreal true match.

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