Recs for Foundation for Oily/Sensitive skin for a Bride

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Khristine T.

Jul 22, 2011

Khristine T.

so my brother's fiance has asked me to do her makeup for her wedding..

what are some good foundation recommendations for oily and sensitive skin for someone's wedding day that'll look great in photos? it's been awhile since i've done a wedding gig so i'm a bit nervous lol..

help!

Deana K.

Jul 22, 2011

Deana K.

Revlon ColorStay looks awesome in photos and they make a formula for oily skin, but I'm not sure how it works on sensitive skin so you may want to test it. Or you could use a primer; I've have a friend with sensitive skin who says that it adds a layer of "protection" between her skin and makeup. Not sure if it really works, but she swears by it!

Katherine W.

Jul 22, 2011

Katherine W.

I love Revlon Colorstay combination/oily skin, but I havent seen that in stores lately. I heard that Revlon photofinish will not photograph well. I honestly think airbrush makeup looks best. I use Temptu in my kit.

I have really oily skin and always need a primer. One of the best I have used in my kit is Nurturing Force's Blot Out Offensive for super oily skin. I really like the new Glamcor primer as well.

Hope that helps  =]

Evelyn B.

Jul 22, 2011

Evelyn B.

I love Revlon colorstay. I use the combination/oily skin. Its the only foundation i use.

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