Which foundation should I buy?

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Danica M.

Oct 3, 2014

Danica M.

L'oreal true match foundation, or
Outlast stay fabulous 3-1 foundation?
I have dry skin, and use a beauty blender. Which is better in your opinion?

Rissa G.

Oct 3, 2014

Rissa G.

Mm I have oily skin but when I get dry patches and use Loreal trumatch it clings to them like crazy so I'd advise against that one...maybe the trumatch lumi?

Haleigh P.

Oct 3, 2014

Haleigh P.

Mac Pro longwear or revlon photoready are good. outlast stay fabulous 3-1 is a thick caked coverage and looks shiny if used on oily skin

J L.

Oct 4, 2014

J L.

Loreal true match lumi. the 3 in 1 is horrible for dry skin it clings to every dry patch. :b

Carmen A.

Oct 4, 2014

Carmen A.

I have dry skin and use the 3 in 1 and love it! Just make sure to moisturize well first.

Renae A.

Oct 4, 2014

Renae A.

I use 3 in 1 and I'm on a accutane so my skin is incredibly dry and the foundation is fine on my dry skin!!

Kendra H.

Oct 4, 2014

Kendra H.

I know people rave about the true match but I absolutely hated it! I used it a few years back and it broke me out really bad on my forehead and chin areas. I deff do not recommend it. I have also tried the fabulous 3 in 1 and I think it has great coverage, a very smooth application and a creamy formula. I'm not sure how it works with dry skin though as I only have ocassional dry patches.

Traci P.

Oct 4, 2014

Traci P.

Alex I've read that the True Match Lumi is a dupe for the UD Naked skin foundation. Which would make sense since both companies are owned by Loreal.

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