Should I switch to a heavier foundation for fall/winter?

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Nancy L.

Sep 7, 2015

Nancy L.

I currently wear urban decay naked skin foundation and I absolutely love it, but it's not very full coverage. I'm debating whether I should switch to a heavier coverage foundation, what suggestions for a foundation do you guys suggest?

Marleen B.

Sep 7, 2015

Marleen B.

Do whatever you want to do and what you're comfortable with. Most girls switch to a lighter foundation in the summer because its more comfortable. Wearing heavy makeup can melt off and get sticky in the summertime. Usually girls will switch to a more moisterizing foundation in the fall & winter because the weather can be drying and possibly make your skin a little red. If that happens to you, then it would makes sense to switch to a heavier, more moisterizing foundation. But you don't have to change just because you can think you're supposed to.

Sabrina K.

Sep 7, 2015

Sabrina K.

I agree with Marleen, only switch if you feel like your foundation isnt preforming how you would like it to! I like the naked skin foundation and I don't plan on switching it out just because we are going into fall and winter :)

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