What kind of foundation should I get?

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Alana W.

Nov 27, 2014

Alana W.

Ok so I need a new foundation and I'm not sure what kind I should get. I've been using bb cream for the summer but now that it's winter time where I live I want to switch back over to foundation. So I'm not sure if I should get liquid, cream, or powder foundation. I'll attach a picture of my face if that helps, but which kind should I get?

Ashley D.

Nov 27, 2014

Ashley D.

What skin type do you have? skin concerns? coverage?

Ammara L.

Nov 27, 2014

Ammara L.

You are pretty Alana.. it depends on your skin type whether you have oily dry etc.

Alana W.

Nov 27, 2014

Alana W.

I have normal skin, Ashley, and as far as coverage goes, I don't want anything too heavy, Light to medium coverage, somewhere in there I'd say,

Alana W.

Nov 27, 2014

Alana W.

Thanks Ammara! And I have normal skin too

Ashley D.

Nov 27, 2014

Ashley D.

I feel like a cream would be too heavy, and a powder may dry you out if you are oily and dry. I think a light foundation would be best. Urban Decay Naked skin foundation seems like something you would be interested in, and I've never tried it but maybe Revlon Naked foundation (I forget the actual name) is supposed to be pretty light.

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