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Jan 27, 2012
Heather K.
Hey ladies! Ok, so I need some recommendations on foundations (preferably less than $35). I am currently using the Estee Lauder Double Wear foundation, and its definitely not helping my dry skin, if not even making it drier. I have fairly sensitive skin, and I am of a VERY fair complexion, so it is hard to find a foundation that actually matches my skin color. I would prefer it to be cheaper... any recommendations? :)) xoxo
Jan 27, 2012
Heather K.
Well I am almost out of my current foundation anyways so trying to start getting some names now:)
Jan 27, 2012
Heather K.
but thats a great idea! thank you!
Jan 27, 2012
Jemma M.
Revlon colourstay (i believe thats what its called) do some foundations for different skin types. I used Revlon photoready and really like the application and staying power. But it did find i got dry skin. However that was more to my lifestyle and weather at that time rather then from the foundation itself. Although i would also of suggested adding slight moisterizer into the foundation. Revlon also now do an airbrush mousse which i have heard many good things about. I would deffinatly recommend revlon photo ready foundation. And i have it in ivory because i have a fair complextion also.
I would say though, if you intend to use moistorizor with it - you might need to go a shade darker in colour depending on the moisterizor you use, it might pale the colour slightly. HTH
Jan 28, 2012
Shay B.
Laura Geller Phenomenal, it's 38 But it's worth every single penny, I promise you girl.
Jan 28, 2012
Zoe C.
I know how you feel! I'm super pale too and don't have the money to be buying high end foundations, trouble is, drugstores seem to forget that pale people exist! >_< I've been hunting around, I've found that the only good foundations in my skin tone that cover, hydrate and last are:
Max Factor colour adapt
L'oreal true match
Revlon colourstay
Jackie Oates (from Lush! It sounds crazy but it's one of my favourite foundations ever! You have to try it!)
Jan 28, 2012
Julie D.
For dry skin, I've been using the CoverGirl Aqua Smoothers, they have moisturizer and they also come in a good range of shades - they're a good price for a drug store foundation and the coverage isn't quite complete coverage but I love them, especially in winter when I get dry patches!
Jan 31, 2012
Lani W.
I recommend makeup forever! It's quality product for reasonable prices
Jan 31, 2012
Fayza S.
hello you should try Clarnis foundation:) its light and smells great
Jan 31, 2012
Lisa U.
Revlon Colorstay. They do foundation for oily/dry/combination skin and it's only £12 (not sure how much that is in $)
Jan 31, 2012
Ari M.
I recommend Mary Kay Foundations they are a great product to use and range from $14-$20. Great product & Price :)
Feb 1, 2012
Shelly T.
Maybelline Fit Me, perhaps?
Feb 2, 2012
Angela H.
Well, I just had a major skin resurfacing procedure that left me with unbearly dry skin and the only foundation that I can use and not have make me look drier or spotty is the Laura Mercier Silk Creme Foundation. I apply it ONLY with a beauty blender sponge in a stippling motion. This gives the most flawless application and the texture of the foundation gives the most beautiful looks. It is amazing. The only issue is the price, $42 bucks! A little goes a very long way so you get a lot more value for your money. I suggest getting a few samples from your Laura Mercier counter or go to Sephora (they have LM products). That is what I did and I am SO happy. Good Luck! (also, look into Paulas Choice skin care to help your skin. It is AMAZING!!!)