Foundation Help?? :/

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Lauren R.

Nov 25, 2012

Lauren R.

How do I not make my foundation look caked on but flawless looking?

Meaghan S.

Nov 26, 2012

Meaghan S.

what foundation are you using? also could depend on the brush your using, a stippling brush will give a flawless finish and not allow it to cake in spots, also moisturize before applying your foundation and or a primer if you have oily skin 

Lauren R.

Nov 26, 2012

Lauren R.

I use that 24 hr colorstay liquid foundation and a brush from Sally's 

Nadine S.

Nov 26, 2012

Nadine S.

My advice is to get the dense domed brush from Sonia Kaushik at target. You need to dab foundation on cheek, forehead, chin. Take a blending sponge and blend it. Sonia also makes that in pink. Then finally use the dense brush to buff in circular motions. Foundation will look less cakey. Hope this helps. 

Kelly G.

Nov 26, 2012

Kelly G.

It could be your brush, it could be the foundation your using doesn't provide the level of cover you're looking for. If you want full coverage and youre using sheer foundation, you're going to have to put too much on to get the desired look. Maybe it's time to reevaluate your foundation?
Also, try the beauty blender sponge. It applies liquid/cream foundation really well. 

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