Need a new foundation!

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Mia S.

Jan 8, 2014

Mia S.

So I've had spots for a few years now and they're finally starting to go yaay! Anyway the foundation I'm using now looks pretty thick on my skin (clinique anti-blemish) so any suggestions for something a bit lighter? Not confident to go bare yet :)

Paige M.

Jan 8, 2014

Paige M.

A really lightweight one would be urban decays naked skin. It's really a pretty foundation and doesn't look cakey. The coverage is sheer to medium I would say.

Ileene M.

Jan 8, 2014

Ileene M.

I agree with Paige, naked skin is light coverage goes on easy, to me it was a kind of a (watery) consistency, looks great on skin :)

Mia S.

Jan 8, 2014

Mia S.

Thankyou :)

Kim C.

Jan 8, 2014

Kim C.

Clinique even better is quite light, but has buildable coverage so can cover problem areas should you want to. I use it and love it.

Cami F.

Jan 8, 2014

Cami F.

Urban Decay Naked Skin, Makeup Forever HD (pretty light when not a lot is put on), and Nars Sheer Glow!

Hadeeqa D.

Jan 8, 2014

Hadeeqa D.

givenchy eclat matissime.

Ty R.

Jan 8, 2014

Ty R.

Drugstore? Loreal True Match
Highend? Smashbox or Chanel.

Carrie O.

Jan 10, 2014

Carrie O.

Arbonne do a fab foundation, that is light wearing and has opti light technology. It's chemical free, made using botanically ingredients and clever science! Amazing flawless coverage, which I'm proof off as have a red tone to my face and is long lasting. Check it out www.arbonne.com I.D 440014448 you can only get online from consultants.

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