Make a dewy finish foundation last?

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Taiya R.

Nov 10, 2014

Taiya R.

I use rimmel match perfection and I adore the way it looks for the first few hours. However, it is dewy and starts to settle into fine lines and pores as the day goes on. Any suggestions?

J L.

Nov 10, 2014

J L.

A primer would help

Taiya R.

Nov 10, 2014

Taiya R.

Would Almay cc luminous primer, maybelline baby skin or Clinique primer work? I have those on hand already, and also a Napoleon perdis brightening primer?

Alma M.

Nov 10, 2014

Alma M.

A matte primer would work to help set the foundation.If you use the maybelline baby skin that will cause the foundation to slip and luminous primer only enhance the dewy finish and sometimes can also glide it off as well.

Marleen B.

Nov 11, 2014

Marleen B.

I also like a dewey finish & never use a setting powder. Instead I use a clear skin perfector instead. I only apply it to my problems areas. Forehead (lines), nose & cheek areas on sides of nose (pores) & chin (shine). And under eyes to set concealer. Pretty much everywhere except sides of face and cheekbones. Its completely clear, mattifies without a powdery finish and blurs imperfections. Since It's not a powder it won't mix with a liquid or cream foundation and get thick and cakey. I have several brands. Skinn, Mally & Covergirl. The bottom one (Skinn is a the yellow-tinted version.

Marleen B.

Nov 11, 2014

Marleen B.

Here's a before and after on the back of my hand.

Taiya R.

Dec 28, 2014

Taiya R.

Will it not disrupt the foundation applied underneath?

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