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Rose R.

Apr 4, 2015

Rose R.

Has anyone tried the becca foundation? Is it full coverage? Good for oily skin?

Sydney D.

Apr 4, 2015

Sydney D.

Which one? I have the Radiant Skin one and I'd say its medium coverage and I think it would suit oily skin types :)

Shelley W.

Apr 4, 2015

Shelley W.

I tried the Ever-Matte Shine Proof foundation that is designed with oily skin types in mind and I loved everything about it except for the fact that it darkened on my chin area. No color correcting properties in that formula to keep that from happening. Other than that it was a perfect color match everywhere else on my face. It offers medium coverage. Radiant Skin is suitable for all skin types but it doesn't contain any oil controlling properties. If you are seeking full-coverage you won't find it in either formula unfortunately. Becca's only full coverage foundation is the Ultimate Coverage Complexion Creme. If my memory serves me correctly its waterbased and the pigment ratio is a bit higher than lets say a NARS foundation. But its heavy in 'cones. So if that is a skin irritant for you then I would tread very carefully with this one. But it will definitely cover up any scars that you may have. I tried this one as well and at the time I had a really bad scar due to a skin bi-op on my cheekbone. After I applied this I couldn't figure out where the scar was at because it was "gone".

Rose R.

Apr 5, 2015

Rose R.

Thanks for the help ladies!❤️

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