Advice On New Foundation!!

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zyah Z.

Dec 30, 2013

zyah Z.

I need a little help regarding on foundation. now I'm wearing revlon bb cream and I would like to change it and try on foundation.and I found that revlon bb cream is a little bit oily for my skin.
I have a combination skin type.

Stephanie S.

Dec 30, 2013

Stephanie S.

Foundation, try Revlon colorstay for combo. full coverage and doesn't get oily (:

Betsy N.

Dec 30, 2013

Betsy N.

I would say a primer would be good to control the oiliness. Some use milk of magnesia, I use the rimmel one the one to control oily skin and it does control it. I would suggest you moisturize then prime, then you can use a foundation that you like colorstay is for combo skin, but if you don't want full coverage maybe try the loreal I think liquid powder, I'm not sure.

Kaylah A.

Dec 30, 2013

Kaylah A.

Depends on your price range..
Drugstore; revlon color stay in oily/normal
Or
Mac studio fix.

I have oily skin and I loved revlon color stay but it seemed to feel
Cakey after awhile of wear, the Mac one I love to bits I've had no problems with it so far

zyah Z.

Dec 30, 2013

zyah Z.

Right.thank you guys so much.I'll post again for the result. :)

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