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Brittney M.

Jul 15, 2015

Brittney M.

What is your opinion on the best MAC foundation for aging skin? My client is in her mid 60's and wants decent coverage. I love Pro Longwear for the coverage but hate that it settles into any texture. Face and Body is fantastic, I use it every day, but I'm in my 20's and it's not enough coverage for what my client is looking for. She has normal, healthy skin with no prominent skin issues. Opinions are much appreciated!!

Shelley W.

Jul 16, 2015

Shelley W.

My MIL is in her mid 50's and she favors a more satin finish. If she is feeling extra spunky she goes for luminous foundation formulas. Bobbi Brown is worth checking out for the satin formula. Luminous...Dior Star foundation. Both offer the ability to build up coverage to its desired need. Though with Bobbi Brown you might want to build up in select areas of concern. I'm assuming here...but my thought is that your client just wants to even out her complexion versus masking it with a ton of product. Also check out the new reformulated HD formula from Make Up For Ever. I'm hearing that the coverage is on the light side.

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