Orange face hell

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Hailey L.

Jan 9, 2014

Hailey L.

The foundation I'm using is a medium color but it makes my face look orange. I use light powder to try and fix it but it makes me look really powdery. Any ideas/ways to fix this?

Hailey L.

Jan 9, 2014

Hailey L.

I've used many different kinds.
The one I'm using now is this

Hailey L.

Jan 9, 2014

Hailey L.

Really?
Well I used cover girl but that always broke my face out this is the foundation that covers my acne properly

Hailey L.

Jan 9, 2014

Hailey L.

Maybelline

Briona S.

Jan 9, 2014

Briona S.

I use revlon whipped color stay it's is amazing!! And a similar texture and price range

Kaleigh D.

Jan 9, 2014

Kaleigh D.

You can mix a small amoun with moisturizer and then apply it. A smaller amount of foundation with a higher quantity of foundation will help minimize the boldness of the orange.

Kerri A.

Jan 9, 2014

Kerri A.

There's a video on YouTube on how to fix that! Get the opposite color eyeshadow or food color (sounds weird but it works) and put a little bit in t and mix it well and it should be fine.

Hannah K.

Jan 9, 2014

Hannah K.

I have numerous amounts of friends who have used the Dream Matte Mousse, and it makes ALL of them look orange, no matter their skin colour. I'd buy a different product if I were you, like rimmel.

Claire R.

Jan 12, 2014

Claire R.

Covergirl

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