New Foundation & Powder, Mines Not Cutting It.

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Kelsi H.

Jun 5, 2014

Kelsi H.

I have been testing different foundations and powders and I've been through high end to drug store and I can't really find any that are good for my skin type. I have very oily skin. I am current using Rimmel stay matte in the powder and foundation but it just isn't working for me anymore. I am not looking for anything too high end but something that will work good!

Zynia A.

Jun 5, 2014

Zynia A.

Mac studio fix and you should try revlon colorstay!

Kyraa D.

Jun 5, 2014

Kyraa D.

Well, I've heard good things about Revlon Colourstay for oily skin. however, I personally find foundations are kind of one of those things that you need to splurge on to get those really nice flawless results. for oily skin I would recommend;
NARS Sheer Matte
MUFE Matte Velvet +
KVD Lock It Tattoo
Estee Lauder Double Wear
the last two foundations are full coverage ones.

as for powder, I would recommend the Tarte Smooth Operator powder. it helps smooth out the makeup, keeps it in place, & has a matte finish so it works amazingly with matte foundations & people with oily skin.

MaKenzie T.

Jun 6, 2014

MaKenzie T.

I personally like the Revlon Colorstay for oily skin... They have a pretty nice color selection, and good coverage. It stays on quite a while as well,especially with a setting spray. It usually costs about 10$ counting tax in the US.

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