Help With Foundation

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Allison L.

Aug 14, 2013

Allison L.

I wear foundation but I feel like it always looks sort of cakey even though I don't put a lot on. any ways to help that? or any good tinted moisturizers that work good instead?

Kimberly T.

Aug 14, 2013

Kimberly T.

You could try a primer, or use a bb cream!

Angel O.

Aug 14, 2013

Angel O.

I like the elf tinted moisturizer and I love the loreal true match foundation, its light weight and good coverage, also invest in a setting spray there is one my UD elf and mac, the setting spray make the make up look less cakey and more natural

Vanessa W.

Aug 14, 2013

Vanessa W.

Put on a primer and use a damp sponge/beautyblender to give an airbrush finish. Using your fingers or brush can give a more smeared-on appearance. Don't overpowder.

It might be a problem with the foundation too, some are just naturally very cakey and there's no fixing it. Try Revlon Whipped Creme, Tarte BB cream, Garnier BB cream or Clinique CC cream. :)

Ty R.

Aug 14, 2013

Ty R.

Try a bb cream! They're a lot lighter than foundation. Then use concealer to cover problem spots!

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