Foundation Woes...fine lines, greasy and large pores, yet little to no blemishes.

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Bridget C.

Dec 1, 2013

Bridget C.

I'm on the hunt for a CC cream/BB cream or foundation that a. won't settle into my fine lines, b. won't make me more greasy than I already am, and c. has enough coverage without looking ridiculously cakey. HELP!! Feel like I've tried everything.

Sasha RussianPrincess R.

Dec 1, 2013

Sasha RussianPrincess R.

Katvon d lock it
nars sheer glow
revlon whipped colorstay
loreal true match

Lolita B.

Dec 1, 2013

Lolita B.

I have the same problems :/

Kelly H.

Dec 1, 2013

Kelly H.

DiorSnow BB cream, full coverage and beautiful, a little pricey, but it goes a long way.

Bridget C.

Dec 1, 2013

Bridget C.

Ooh I haven't heard of the DiorSnow BB Cream! I love Dior products so I'll have to try it out. My only concern is I need a yellow undertone that a lot of foundations don't have. They usually put me in an ivory or cream with either an orange undertone or a pink undertone. Does the DiorSnow have an overly pink undertone? I seem to remember a friend with that ivory skin tone uses their concealer and it was awfully pink.

Kerry C.

Dec 1, 2013

Kerry C.

I have a lot of red in my cheeks (and hyper pigmentation), combo skin and lines so I use Stila's one step correct primer, Jane Iredale's BB cream and then Stila's tri colored powder for color correction. I also found out recently that Iredale's got a concealer palette that works wonders around the eyes incl a yellow eye primer.

Jennifer H.

Dec 1, 2013

Jennifer H.

Try tarte Amazonian clay foundation (liquid one, in the tube) they have a more yellow undertone and coverage is great without being heavy. I personally prefer to use a Beauty blender for application as opposed to a brush.

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