Foundation patchy- help

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Amy V.

Jul 28, 2014

Amy V.

I never had this issue but over the last few months no matter how I apply my foundation, which foundation I use it always appears patchy on my skin like it has stuck too or looks like I've applied more or certain areas (even when I apply as little as possible)
Does anyone have any ideas? I exfoliate, cleanse, moisturise etc!

Thanks x

Ruth M.

Jul 28, 2014

Ruth M.

Primer is always a good start but if your canvas is not cared for the painting will not be good. Make sure your skin is not the problem, dryness in certain areas can cause blotched foundation, care for your skin before your foundation routine and you should be fine!

Danielle L.

Jul 28, 2014

Danielle L.

Need to moisturizer more.

Amy V.

Jul 28, 2014

Amy V.

I moisture of a morning and an evening with Lancôme hydrazen and the minute and foundation is Dior forever..

kim N.

Jul 30, 2014

kim N.

Moisturize focusing on the patchy areas, apply a primer and try applying your foundation with different techniques. maybe a beauty blender or buffing brush?

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