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Amber B.

Feb 16, 2015

Amber B.

I got matched for this particular foundation. I like how it matches perfect. As I was using it I realized that it's was looking weird. kinda streaky and cakey. I can't really explain how it looks it just doesn't looking right

has anyone else had problems with the foundation

Shelley W.

Feb 16, 2015

Shelley W.

If you have dry skin that might the problem. Its best suited for normal to oily skin. If its not a skintype issue it could one of several issues...

*It not adhering well to your daytime skincare products
*Applying too much product over a large area of the face
*Using the wrong application tool for the (with this formula they suggest a foundation brush)

Diana T.

Feb 16, 2015

Diana T.

Maybe try the moisture surge line instead if you have dry skin - otherwise I use their acne solutions foundation and I just use a pea sized amount for my whole face and don't get any cakey effect but it has a matte finish to it not sure how the even better line finishes.

Caitlin M.

Feb 16, 2015

Caitlin M.

I work for Clinique and Shelley is right, it is best for normal to oily skin. If you are drier or dry combination I would try the superbalance as it will balance between dryness and oiliness. The even better also dries down pretty quick so maybe taking a damp beauty sponge over it after applying or applying it with one will help it blend a bit better. The moisture surge tinted moisturizers and CC cream are nice too though, especially for drier skins. The shade range is a little limited on both but both offer sheer coverage so that would probably be why.

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