Mac foundations- which is the best?

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Kimberly T.

Dec 30, 2013

Kimberly T.

Which is the best MAC foundation? I have normal skin with no problems but I love full coverage.

Kimberly T.

Dec 30, 2013

Kimberly T.

Ice heard that MAC foundations break people out too! I'm not nervous about it breaking me out because I hardly ever get bumps... I think I'm going to get the Pro longwear...

Kimberly T.

Dec 30, 2013

Kimberly T.

I've*

Aubrey P.

Dec 30, 2013

Aubrey P.

The foundation broke me out really bad after using it for just a week and I have great skin too. I love their mineral powder bronzer though!

Jenna A.

Dec 30, 2013

Jenna A.

Mac foundations make you break out like crazy. I was on a competitive team and put makeup had to be hold and we used all Mac products. I really hope you aren't acne pron.  It

Kimberly T.

Dec 30, 2013

Kimberly T.

Oh I'm not. I think I've had like three bumps in my whole life.

Carolyn H.

Dec 30, 2013

Carolyn H.

If you have clear skin I do NOT recommend using full coverage- there's nothing to cover.

studio fix is a popular one it's medium buildable coverage
my personal favorite for clearer skin is studio fix powder, it takes away shine and adds coverage without piles of product

for my models I like Face and Body since its water based it irritates the least
and on myself I like matchmaster simply because its buildable and gives me a good color match

I would also recommend the mineralized liquid it's lighter weight with buildable coverage

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