which Mac foundation??

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Ali N.

Aug 3, 2015

Ali N.

I've been debating whether or not to get the Mac studio sculpt or the studio fix fluid. At first, I was all set on the studio sculpt foundation until I read some reviews saying that it could make your skin oily. I have pretty dry skin but at the same time I get oily on my cheeks and near my nose. I heard the studio fix fluid works well too and it's good for oily skin, but not so much dry skin...I don't know😂 which should I try?? any help would be very much appreciated 😊

Aurora S.

Aug 3, 2015

Aurora S.

If you're a combination, either would work. It's just how you prep beforehand.

You could use the studio sculpt and use a primer that prevents oil or helps control it where you get oily

OR make sure you exfoliate and use a good rich moisturizer where you're dry and use the studio fix fluid.

I'm on the same boat right now but I'm at the two ends of the spectrum where my face is peeling and also super oily.

I'd say go with the studio sculpt if you're mostly dry and just make sure you have a good primer and setting powder. My mom has oily skin ad loves the studio sculpt

Ali N.

Aug 3, 2015

Ali N.

Thank you so much!

Kat H.

Aug 4, 2015

Kat H.

Have you tried either one, before? See if you can get sample sizes, first, before dropping the big bucks! Both my daughter and I cannot wear Mac stuff without breaking out.

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