What foundation is good for dry skin?

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Jazi J.

Jan 8, 2014

Jazi J.

LADIES!
I have extremely dry and sensitive skin. I have tried every foundation possible... NARS, MAC, CLINIQUE, NYX, drug store foundations, etc. Mac gives me breakouts and dries on my skin in patches even when I moisturize and prime my face before applying the foundation with a sponge. The only foundation that has worked for me is Maybelline's fit foundation! However the coverage is too light and I don't like layering it because it gives my face a cakey feel... Any suggestions?

Artistic B.

Jan 8, 2014

Artistic B.

Loracs foundation is pretty amazing. Great coverage. Just enough. And leaves a dewy finish

Jazi J.

Jan 8, 2014

Jazi J.

Thank you ladies! I will definitely look into loracs.. I have tried makeup forever HD foundation and it looked amazing in photos but not so wonderful on my face. :(

Cami F.

Jan 8, 2014

Cami F.

I also have dry skin and have gone through so many useless foundations! The best I have used is the Tarte Amazonian Clay 12 Hr Full Coverage Foundation. I am so obsessed and it looks perfect on the skin. It provides coverage but still gives a natural and healthy glow. It doesn't look cakey or emphasize any of my dry patches. Tarte is also good for your skin and are cruelty-free! Hope you get your hands on it!

Jazi J.

Jan 8, 2014

Jazi J.

Thanks for the details cami! I have a few Tarte products.. I never thought of their foundation. I'll have to check it out

Mariam A.

Jan 8, 2014

Mariam A.

Defently the MakeUp Forever HD foundation

Mikayla H.

Jan 8, 2014

Mikayla H.

I have the same problem as you and the foundation I always come back too is Revlon colorstay whipped foundation. its the only foundation I can find the provides the coverage I want without making my face all cakey!

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