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Clara L.

Jan 11, 2013

Clara L.

Hi i have tan and combination skin. My T zone is oily. I'm looking for foundation that match with my tan skin, make it looks flawless hide imperfections,, but still look natural. I dont want looks like i wear heavy make up on my face. I want foundation that match with my skin types. Any recommendation?

Cameron R.

Jan 11, 2013

Cameron R.

Hey Erissa! I could recommend all types of products to you because I have very similar skin and strive for the most natural looking makeup I can possibly wear. The biggest thing I have learned about makeup is that a lot of how a product looks is going to depend on how you apply it. I right now need a medium coverage foundation to cover some breakouts I have been dealing with, so I alternate between MUFE HD foundation & a lighter shade of Boots No. 7 Lifting and Firming Foundation ( The Boots foundation gives the EXACT same medium-coverage, natural effect as the MUFE foundation for only $14.99 ) . I apply it with a stippling brush, and then take a damp sponge and smooth over the makeup to remove any excess product/press the makeup into the skin and it really does look like my skin, but better. If you have relatively good skin I would recommend MUFE Face and Body Foundation, or Neutrogena's Healthy Skin Enhancer as they just even out the skin tone without offering a ton of coverage for blemishes.

Stephanie M.

Jan 11, 2013

Stephanie M.

I really love my Revlon Colorstay Whipped foundation... I also get oily in some spots on my face too, and I found that gives me a relly dewy finish looks perfect on the skin :)

Jasmyn H.

Jan 11, 2013

Jasmyn H.

Revelon photo ready is godo

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