Foundation Dry Patches HELP.

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Alaina C.

Jan 21, 2015

Alaina C.

Ok I bought the L'Oreal true match cause of the color match for me, I've never tried it before an it seems like it finds dry patches I didn't even know I had and clings to them! It is so frustrating does anybody experience this and know how to fix it? I'm oily so I'm not used to dry patch issues :/

Phylicia V.

Jan 21, 2015

Phylicia V.

I had the same problem. I have dry skin and the True match dries to a matte finish. I have the loreal lumi foundation and I am far more satisfied with the end result.

Yaira D.

Jan 21, 2015

Yaira D.

I'll definitely recommend exfoliating and mosturizing with an oil free mosturizer like Cerave or even Cetaphil (:

Jenny A.

Jan 21, 2015

Jenny A.

Agree with Yaira, this is a skin care issue not a makeup issue. A gentle cleanser, exfoliant and moisturizer routine will help get rid of dry patches. I have combo skin and get them a lot in the winter. This is how I deal with them.

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