Dewy skin foundation recommendations?

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Jamie C.

Mar 7, 2013

Jamie C.

I need a new foundation and would appreciate some recommendations.

I have dry skin & like a full coverage foundation that gives a dewy finish. Not a fan of matte finish.

Thanks a bunch :)

June L.

Mar 7, 2013

June L.

On the other end of the spectrum - Maybelline Fit Me! foundation gives really a dewy finish, but the coverage is initially quite sheer, with limited buildability.. might have to do some spot concealing.

Otherwise, I recommend trying a BB cream, e.g. Missha Perfect cover, which I find, with some basic moisturizer underneath, isn't very drying at all, and has medium-ish coverage, and is dewy when not set with a powder.

Another suggestion: Estee Lauder Double Wear? I find the coverage quite full, buildable, and slightly shiny finish.

Anna T.

Mar 7, 2013

Anna T.

My favorites for my extremely dry skin when I'm looking for a glow are Nars Sheer Glow and I like Laura Mercier Silk Creme ever more.

The laura mercier, especially if you want full coverage, has crushed pearl in it. It's one of the few full coverage foundations I've found for dry skin that doesn't look overly matte.

Linnea G.

Mar 8, 2013

Linnea G.

If you want a cheaper one, try Wake Me Up foundation from Rimmel :-)

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