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Jan 14, 2014
Maxime M.
Perhaps you could try a foundation made for dry skin, they often contain mosturizing parts. or maybe switch it up and try a mousse foundation!
Jan 14, 2014
Kyraa D.
Usually liquid foundations look chalky if you have dry skin. you could try a foundation meant for dry skin, like Maxime suggested, or you could use some moisturizer or a primer before applying your foundation. using a primer will also help keep your makeup looking nice & fresh for hours longer.
when it comes to powders, they're important for liquid foundations. a translucent setting powder is the most common type used for this because the translucency of the powder doesn't lighten/darken the colour of the foundation. a setting powder basically sets your foundation in place & keeps it from being affected by your body heat, which causes liquid foundations to melt slightly & sink into pores & fine lines - not something you want, lol!
Jan 14, 2014
Lynzie B.
Do you use a brush and an hydrating foundation?
Jan 15, 2014
Alexis H.
You should try the Becca Ever-Matte foundation primer, it's a vegan brand carried at sephora and I've used it with the Kat von D lock it foundation and I'm extremely oily, and it worked wonders for me. Since it's super mattifying you only use a small amount of product and it goes a long way!
Jan 15, 2014
Lynzie B.
Hourglass is a good primer as well. I heard the becca one was also very good. You could try a setting spray it will give a dewy appearance as well as lasting power. I think you can buy a travel size urban decay setting spray from ulta or sephora just to try out.
Jan 15, 2014
Shauna S.
Try to moisturize your face and apply a primer. I like rimmel fix and perfect pro. also a translucent powder could make you chalky but not necessarily. try to get a pressed powder with a bit of colour and try to avoid "translucent" which can sometimes make you look chalky.