Foundation recommendations - skincare + night outs!

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Kim W.

Mar 10, 2016

Kim W.

Hi! I would really love some advice for getting new foundations. On weekends, I use the MUFE Ultra HD and on weekdays I use the Laura Mercier Timed Moisturizer.

I would love recs for a foundation that has a less flat finish than MUFE but still photographs really well. I have pretty oily skin but use the hourglass mineral veil + set with a Chanel loose powder.

I would also love a rec for an every day foundation that has a lot of skin care benefits - particularly for fading dark spots. Bb creams, TMs, etc.welcome too. I've grown to really dislike Laura's TM and would love an alternative that is good for my skin.

Price isn't an issue!

thanks in advance ❤️

Jah-Jah R.

Mar 10, 2016

Jah-Jah R.

By less flat finish do you mean less matte? Or just something with a little less coverage.

Lara R.

Mar 10, 2016

Lara R.

When I was looking for a BB cream or something similar, I reduced my options to Laura Mercier TM and Nars TM.

Laura Mercier looked kinda heavy and greasy on me so I bought Nars. I'm now in my 3th bottle because it's so good! It has a slightly satin finish so it makes my skin looking less "tired", it does not set on pores and the coverage is pretty decent.

Alexis C.

Mar 10, 2016

Alexis C.

Estée Lauder Double Wear for foundation, it's medium to full coverage, lightweight, long wearing, and great for oily skin.

For everyday IT Cosmetics Your Skin But Better CC Cream. It's medium to full coverage, glowy, long wearing, lightweight, and has tons of ingredients to help the skin (:

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