CoverGirl 3-in-1 Foundation oxidizing?

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Dana H.

Jul 24, 2015

Dana H.

Hi there! I bought this foundation not too long ago and love it because it keeps my face more matte than any of my powders. Until yesterday, I had only wore it three times to brief events. Yesterday, I was out for 6 hours and was mortified to see how orange it had become! I clearly need to buy a different shade, but I was wondering if one shade lighter would be enough? Should I go two shades lighter? I did not wear anything under it or over it. Photo attached is after 6 hours wear. The shade is 810.

Chelsea N.

Jul 24, 2015

Chelsea N.

It does this to me as well, I prefer Revlon Colorstay.. In the lightest shades, they're way too pink for my liking and they oxidize worse than the darker shades I believe. I don't think going a couple shades lighter would really make a difference, because it's still going to look yellow on the skin.

Jasmine C.

Jul 24, 2015

Jasmine C.

Are you seeing them with powder?

Dana H.

Jul 25, 2015

Dana H.

I like Revlon ColorStay, but having a pump and a foundation that doesn't dry as quick is so wonderful! I did not use powder and thought that may help.

Morgan S.

Jul 25, 2015

Morgan S.

I had this problem when I repurchased it after a couple years, I went down a shade and it's a perfect fit!

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