Setting MakeUp Forever HD Foundation.

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Kiyah R.

Jun 2, 2015

Kiyah R.

I want to buy the makeup forever hd foundation. I was wondering if it was necessary to set it with anything?

Ashley D.

Jun 2, 2015

Ashley D.

You should always set cream and liquid products.

Sarah N.

Jun 2, 2015

Sarah N.

What's your skin type? I don't use MUFE HD but I don't set my foundation with any powder usually. I have dry skin & don't have any issues not using a setting powder, I do own them and use them on rare occasions but it's not necessary for me, my foundation still lasts all day and looks great. I do use setting sprays quite often but not every single day

Lara C.

Jun 3, 2015

Lara C.

Yeah, I never ever set with powder when I used this foundation... Then again my skin was somewhat dry... Try it out on its own and if you tend to shine or get oily then I like rimmel stay matte as a drugstore setting powder. If youre oily you probably will need to powder. But then again, to me its not always needed, so try it out first.

Breeze T.

Jun 3, 2015

Breeze T.

I have a sample size of the HD foundation and I don't set it with powder all the time, however I do like using a setting spray if I don't powder, just to prolong the wear!

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