Laura mercier powder foundation VS BareMinerals foundation.

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Arisa M.

Dec 5, 2013

Arisa M.

Hello!

I want to get new powder foundation,
Laura mercier or Bareminerals which is better??

or there is any awesome power foundation?
my complex is pores and acnes :(

and I'd like to know which primer do you use??
tell me your recommend!!

Annie A.

Dec 5, 2013

Annie A.

I have tried bare minerals and it was ok but I guess since they don't have a color that matches my skin, I didn't really tried it for long. I have sensitive skin and large pores and the benefit powder works great for me. I think ultimately you will need to try them on and see which one works for YOU. Read reviews and go to sephora and try the foundations. Good luck on finding the perfect foundation! 😊

Arisa M.

Dec 5, 2013

Arisa M.

Anneth A

you're right!
and what's name of benefit powder do you use? coz I also have large pores :(
I want to make them dissapear with make up as much as possible...

Annie A.

Dec 6, 2013

Annie A.

This is the powder I use, I normally use the smashbox bb first and then the powder, specially in the tzone, but I have used the powder by itself and really like it too.

Arisa M.

Dec 6, 2013

Arisa M.

It does cover pores??

wanna try this one

Annie A.

Dec 6, 2013

Annie A.

It does and works even better if I use primer.

Arisa M.

Dec 6, 2013

Arisa M.

Thank you!!
going to try this one <3

Annie A.

Dec 13, 2013

Annie A.

Please let me know if it worked?

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