Great Drugstore Foundations For Dry To Very Dry Skin
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Jan 28, 2013
Minjee Y.
I just want some suggestions because I've only used one so far in the past That's worked well for my skin both winter and in summer. It was the revlon colorstay activewear foundation it would last seriously all day through any weather but revlon discontinued it. Please recommend any foundations that you think would be awesome for dry skin and that wouldn't emphasize dry patches. Thank you!
Jan 29, 2013
Minjee Y.
?? Anybody
Jan 29, 2013
Maria G.
I really think revlon color stay for dry skin is your best choice.
Jan 30, 2013
Minjee Y.
Thank you. I've never tried it after all these years but maybe I will.
Jan 31, 2013
Maria G.
It's amazing
Jan 31, 2013
Minjee Y.
I heard it sets fast. Is that true??
Jan 31, 2013
Maria G.
Yes so you have to blend faster but it really isn't a bad thing