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Madeline C.

Feb 11, 2013

Madeline C.

I have combination skin (dry cheeks and oily forehead) and no matter what I do my foundation always looks matte!! Help what do I do to get that pretty dewy foundation look?

Maya L.

Feb 12, 2013

Maya L.

I think if you spray macs Fix+ before or after your foundation it should give you a dewy effect, I have oily skin and I use it before my foundation, only to thin out it out a little.

Rafaela E.

Feb 12, 2013

Rafaela E.

I used to have this problem and discovered its all about moisturizing your face before applying ANY makeup. after that, I apply my NARS tinted moisturizer which adds an amazing glow and smoothness to my skin AND is so good that I don't even use foundation. I finish with a little Studio Fix powder+foundation and voila, my skin looks impecable and nathral.

Heidi-Loren B.

Feb 12, 2013

Heidi-Loren B.

I started getting dry patches on my face a while ago and foundation use to go real patchy so now I always put moisturiser on first or even mix in with my foundation because some foundation come with moisturiser in which is really good if you don't want it too look like matt hehe :)<3.

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