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Tia B.

Jan 23, 2014

Tia B.

I just purchased the L'oreal Truematch foundation today and I luckily chose the right color, but when I tested it out it made my pores look HUUUGE!! Have you guys encountered this problem with this foundation or is it just my method of application? I've tried a buffing brush, sponge, & a foundation brush.

Stephanie S.

Jan 23, 2014

Stephanie S.

Do you use a primer?;

Shayley P.

Jan 23, 2014

Shayley P.

I have been using that foundation for a long time off and on, I would use a primer before the foundation, I like the benefit porefessional, because it fills my pores and makes my face really smooth and flawless, & I like to use my real techniques buffing brush or my beauty blender to apply the foundation after I've primed my face :)

Tia B.

Jan 23, 2014

Tia B.

I actually have porefessional and the real techniques brush Shayley! Maybe it's just my skin texture :/

Alyssa M.

Jan 23, 2014

Alyssa M.

Try a pore perfecting primer.. benefit has a great one and a cheaper alternative is maybellines baby skin primer that just came out.

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