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Kyraa D.

Nov 15, 2013

Kyraa D.

I think mousse foundation is meant to give a more airbrushed look to the skin, but I honestly don't know >.< I've only used liquids & creams.
however, I've never heard it's meant more as a sunscreen than as a foundation.

Ashley L.

Nov 15, 2013

Ashley L.

I can't recall the brand I tried once, but I liked it. it was a pretty good coverage and it felt lighter on my skin than a full coverage liquid does. I want to say its the dream matte mouse foundation. I was actually thinking about picking some more up.

Brianne S.

Nov 15, 2013

Brianne S.

When I used it (I used Maybelline) and I loved it. I don't use it anymore - I just use BB cream or the oil control foundation

Monica T.

Nov 15, 2013

Monica T.

I used the Maybelline brand as well...but I didn't like how it set with my skin, sadly my skin gets oily so I needed a full coverage foundation. hope you have better luck with it!

Mallory C.

Nov 15, 2013

Mallory C.

I used the maybelliene dream matte mousse and it made me break out like nothing before but it did look great so I gave it to my sister lol but if it works for you it does look fantastic

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