should I try liquid foundation?

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Amy A.

Dec 19, 2012

Amy A.

I've been using a covergirl mineral/powder foundation for years. I don't put anything on top of it... blush/bronzer etc. just eye makeup. I like to keep the pale look. But I was wondering if liquid foundation would make it more even toned, smoother, and more fresh and bright? Is it hard to use? And which of Te covergirl types would you recommend?

Alyse M.

Dec 19, 2012

Alyse M.

Liquid looks more polished, more finished. I don't use covergirl so I can't recommend one from that brand but I think you should def try it out!;) not even for everyday use if that's not what you want, I only use liquid foundation for going out.

Alyse M.

Dec 19, 2012

Alyse M.

Oh and you have to use blush!! It makes your face look like there's some dimension.. Otherwise you can look really flat. A bit of color on your cheeks makes a big difference:)

Mary R.

Dec 19, 2012

Mary R.

Liquid definitely looks better -- it gives your skin a fresher look. I can't really recommend a covergirl foundation because I've never used it -- sorry. 

Amy A.

Dec 19, 2012

Amy A.

Thank you girls!! I think I'm definitely gonna try it :) And Alyse, okay maybe I will try a little blush and see how it looks. 

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