What Foundation Routine Do You Do?

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Adrianna S.

Jul 16, 2015

Adrianna S.

I would want to use for an everyday no cakey foundation routine every one uses on a day to day based not a full coverage you would use for a dinner or speical occasion?

Sarah N.

Jul 16, 2015

Sarah N.

I actually do a med to full coverage routine every day unless I'm not wearing makeup at all. Are you looking for a list of products?

Cayla S.

Jul 16, 2015

Cayla S.

I start off with a moisturizer. Then put a primer on my t zone, which is optional. Then I go in with a bb cream (I use the too faced one) because it gives a more natural look and it doesn't get Cakey.
Then I use my nars concealer under my eyes on my Cupid's bow, chin, and a small bit on my forehead ( to highlight) I set with a translucent powder then add a little bit of bronzer on my cheek bones.

Adrianna S.

Jul 16, 2015

Adrianna S.

Yes products

Megan M.

Jul 16, 2015

Megan M.

Try the Maybelline Dream Wonder foundation. Light coverage, feels nice on the skin, gentle on sensitive skin (like mine).
Just moisturizer underneath, I use the Cetaphil oil control moisturizer.
I also like the Dream Lumi highlighting concealer for under my eyes. I also just powder with some Rimmel stay matte and I'm set for the day.
You can also use a variety of blushes/bronzers if you'd like but I find that for light foundation bronzer isn't necessary and I'm not a blush person.

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