Quick foundation question?!?!?

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Emma L.

Nov 8, 2013

Emma L.

When building up coverage with your foundation do you do it in coats like apply then leave to dry and add another thin layer?? Thanks!!

Kassandra I.

Nov 8, 2013

Kassandra I.

I try not to put layers of foundation on because it gets looks supper cakey! Maybe you should make sure you buy a foundation with full coverage so you won't have to pile it on. Or buy a concealer.

Alyssa S.

Nov 8, 2013

Alyssa S.

I've done layers of super thin coverage foundations.. My setting spray & moisturizer keeps it from cakey. But even with a light coverage you don't want two thick layers..so I do two thins.

Meg K.

Nov 10, 2013

Meg K.

If you want a better coverage then try a foundation that has a higher coverage. It will look more natural and less thick than putting 'layers' on.

Emma L.

Nov 10, 2013

Emma L.

Thank you! Just wanted to see as it said buildable, dnt really need a heavier coverage just wanted perfect skin for a night out! Thanks helped a lot :D

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