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Twana B.

Nov 29, 2012

Twana B.

what makes a foundation a hd foundation?

Victoria L.

Nov 29, 2012

Victoria L.

Im pretty sure it's thicker or has more coverage..... Im not sure sorry if u google it that might help. Google has everything 

Drea L.

Nov 29, 2012

Drea L.

Honestly, 'HD' is sort of just a gimmick. It usually just means that it photographs well & wont leave a white cast on your face. (Which also means they don't provide any/much SPF protection for your face)

A lot of HD products contain dimethicone, which is an ingredient that helps makeup last longer on the face. Many "HD" powders are just made out of Silica powders, which are a finely milled powder (that are pretty good for oil control)
I've had good experiences with HD products, but don't think they're nothing revolutionary. They're just adding a fancy name to products with certain ingredients that already existed.

Liza G.

Nov 30, 2012

Liza G.

better coverage 

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