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Sep 23, 2015

TJ H.

Does anyone known of any really good full coverage makeup that doesn't cost a fortune? I use Black Radiance and they are really good from what I can tell but I can still kinda see through it. one a good day I feel like its done its job and other days I feel like I need to reach for a bit more.

Sep 23, 2015

Diana T.

What is your budget? Are we talking drugstore or how much are you willing to spend? Dermablend makes an amazing heavy duty full coverage foundation for $25 and a little goes a long way - it's been used to fully cover tattoos (watch zombie boy cover up with dermablend on YouTube) the stuff is amazing and definitely worth the price IMO

Sep 23, 2015

Shelby S.

From your pictures you have absolutely beautiful skin! If you're looking for drug store, my sensitive yet oily skin liked the Loreal Infallible Pro-Matte. It's good build able coverage, lasts a good amount of time, and doesn't cost crazy bucks.

Sep 23, 2015

Sarah N.

What's your price range and skin type?

Sep 23, 2015

Kat H.

I use Cinema Secrets - it comes in a little tin and is a concentrated cream, but a little goes a very long way! Literally, I can get full face coverage with just 2 dabs with my sponge. It's waterproof, sweat-resistant, long-lasting, and the most highly pigmented makeup available. Comes in 50 shades, as well - a tin is $16 and winds up being a great value because you use so little at a time. Good luck - let us know what you find that works best for you! :-)

Sep 24, 2015

Crystal G.

I second Loreal Infallible Pro Matte it's got great coverage but it's very matte I wouldn't suggest if you have dry skin.. what is your skin type?

Sep 24, 2015

TJ H.

I have combination skin. I get really oily under my eyes and around my nose. I n asically stick with drugstore brands as that mainly all I can afford lol.

Sep 24, 2015

Phylicia V.

Literal infallible pro matte and depending on you skin, loreal true match is full coverage for me.

Sep 24, 2015

Phylicia V.

Loreal not literal lol.