Foundation for dry skin

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Bianca T.

Sep 17, 2011

Bianca T.

I'm looking for a medium to full coverage foundation that's great for normal to dry skin. Any help guys?

Theresa G.

Sep 18, 2011

Theresa G.

LAURA MERCIER cream smooth foundation is excellent for normal to dry skin. You should try to get a sample. Even the sample will last you a long time : ) 

Bianca T.

Sep 18, 2011

Bianca T.

Thanks Theresa! All the foundations I've found have really sheer coverage. I'll be sure to check it out. :)

Courtney A.

Sep 19, 2011

Courtney A.

What Theresa mentioned is great, or the Laura Mercier moisture supreme foundation! Amazing! It's so hydrating

Latia M.

Sep 21, 2011

Latia M.

Biance i have a great solution for you. I have dry skin as well so I use the Mary Kay® Medium-Coverage Foundation
::Mary Kay® Medium-Coverage Foundation
i also have other alternatives

TimeWise® Matte-Wear Liquid Foundation
Mary Kay® Creme-To-Powder Foundation
::Mary Kay® Creme-To-Powder Foundation

Tinted Moisturizer
::Mary Kay® Tinted Moisturizer With Sunscreen SPF 20*

Mary Kay® Day Radiance® Cream Foundation
::Mary Kay® Day Radiance® Cream Foundation


::TimeWise® Matte-Wear Liquid Foundation

TimeWise® Luminous-Wear Liquid Foundation
::TimeWise® Luminous-Wear Liquid Foundation

Mary Kay® Foundation Primer
::Mary Kay® Foundation
visit www.marykay.com/latiamalone

 

Kate L.

Sep 30, 2013

Kate L.

Revlon colorstay has a dry skin formula

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