Water based vs Oil Based.

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Amy A.

Jun 6, 2014

Amy A.

So I read somewhere on here that your foundation and primer base should both be the same. I'm using a rimmel primer right now and it's water based.

Does anyone know what L'Oreal true match is? I couldn't find the ingredients in it.

Genesis O.

Jun 6, 2014

Genesis O.

I'm using same combo!! I'm pretty sure it is water based too I could be wrong. you can check the website!

Sarah F.

Jun 6, 2014

Sarah F.

I have it and I think it´s water based too.

Amy A.

Jun 6, 2014

Amy A.

Yes it is :) I checked the website. Thanks girls.

Shauna S.

Jun 6, 2014

Shauna S.

Actually L'Oreal True Match is made from Water and Silicone! Miss Jacqueline H. told me. I had been asking her about the L'Oreal True Match Foundation and my MUFE Mat Velvet + Foundation that I'm using with my Hourglass Veil Mineral Primer and this was her response:

Both the True Match and the MUFE Mat Velvet are foundations that are or a blend of water and silicone. Both contain Cyclopentasiloxane which is a volatile silicone oil which provides that 'slip'factor. If you are using the Hourglass primer, you should have no issues using either of these foundations with it.

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