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Kimberly T.

Jan 3, 2014

Kimberly T.

Do you have to set your foundation?
I have normal skin & every time I set my foundation I feel like it looks cakey.. I do use a setting spray but it doesn't really help..

Cat C.

Jan 3, 2014

Cat C.

Not necessarily. If you don't get oily, don't set it. If you only get oily in some areas, set those areas. Make sure you moisturize very well though, then apply your foundation, then set. Also use translucent powder, it'll be less noticeable and not cake up as long as you use a light hand.

Cat C.

Jan 3, 2014

Cat C.

Oh and last thing, you might not want to skip out on setting because it will keep your foundation in place and lasting longer throughout the day.

Kimberly T.

Jan 3, 2014

Kimberly T.

Okay I think I'm going to try not to set it at all... Maybe just wear I put concealer so it doesn't crease.. I swear by setting sprays so I wouldn't skip that!

Cat C.

Jan 3, 2014

Cat C.

Yeah that'd probably work, doesn't hurt to try and that's the only way you'll learn what works for you :)

Kimberly T.

Jan 3, 2014

Kimberly T.

Okay thanks so much for your help!! 😊

Cat C.

Jan 3, 2014

Cat C.

No problem :)

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