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Dec 12, 2013
Shelley W.
Kitty K...actually foundation will oxidize due to an overabundance of oils being excreted by the skin. It has nothing to do with picking the wrong undertone.
Dec 12, 2013
Mary T.
Maybe that's why every makeup oxidizes on my pasty self.
Dec 12, 2013
Grace K.
Ooooh @Shelley is there any way to stop that? A lot of my makeup oxidizes especially after I set it with powder. My foundation will match my skin perfectly and as soon as I set it...BAM I'm bright orange lol. I've tried sooo many different foundations and powders thinking they're all too dark (I'm NC15 so pretty darn pale lol) and even translucent powder turns me bright orange. If I don't set my foundation with powder my makeup fades away so quick. :/
Dec 12, 2013
Mistreece L.
Don't kill me ladies but I dislike Maybelline Falsies m?scara...just a clumpy unnatural looking mess! lol and takes too much work to remove lol!
Dec 12, 2013
Shelley W.
@Grace...after you apply your moisturizer wait a few minutes to allow it to sink into the skin. Then use a blotting sheet to blot your face before applying your foundation. After you apply your foundation wait a few moments and then blot again very lightly. Then go ahead with your powder. I believe that if you use a silicone based primer that will lessen the chance of oxidizing your foundation because it's creating a barrier.