Foundation for dry/very dry skin?

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Bri-bri L.

Dec 27, 2013

Bri-bri L.

Anything moisturizing or dewy?

Saumiya K.

Dec 27, 2013

Saumiya K.

I use the mac face and body foundation which gives your face a dewy look. I love it :)

Aisha W.

Dec 27, 2013

Aisha W.

Mac face and body is the best for dry skin 👌

Lisa S.

Dec 27, 2013

Lisa S.

Ahhh I have the same problem and I have started using Clinique Even Better and priming with Benefits Porefessional Primer and my skin has looked so much better. I also apply with Sephoras Flawless Pro Brush (not sure on the exact name, but I think the # is 55). I also have started using CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser and then moisturize with CeraVe Moisturizing Lotion. I have been on the hunt for the perfect foundation for quite sometime and so far Clinique's has been the best for my dry sensitive skin. I loved the way Too Face Foundation looked on my skin but it was too dark for me and I also liked their BB Cream (beautiful dewy glow) but it broke me out:( Makeup Forever Face and Body (I think its probably a dupe for Mac's, but I haven't tried either) I also tried Nars Sheer Glow and it looked great but broke me out... I would also maybe try a mineral powder as well, I recommend BareMinerals, Merle Norman Mineral Foundation (flawless and great for my dry skin but it is by far, my most fav mineral powder) I also believe Too Faced makes a good one as well. Also I cannot stress how important good brushes are, I love Elf Cosmetics Studio Collection brushes (I love the complexion and their kabuki brush is great for mineral powder) but make sure you get the black and not the cheaper white brushes because they aren't good, but the black studio ones are great and only about $3... Hope I helped!:)

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