Foundation for dry skin.

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Lena A.

May 6, 2016

Lena A.

Hello everyone!

I have quite dry skin and I'm looking for a good foundation. Till now I haven't found my holy grail one... Most foundations either bring out the dryness or look super heavy on me. Any recommendations? Both high and low end are possible.

Thanks!

Rebecca J.

May 6, 2016

Rebecca J.

What sort of coverage are you looking for?

I personally love the Tom Ford Traceless Foundation. I'm more combination but I find it doesn't cling to any dry patches. It's a light coverage and a dewy finish.

Kitty K.

May 6, 2016

Kitty K.

I have dry skin and I love the MUFE Face and Body foundation..
Light to Medium coverage.. very natural on the skin and waterproof. I've actually been poured on and it's stayed on perfectly! I have also worn it after having a chemical peel performed.. (You're given 3 days of staying with nothing on your skin but mine was still peeling ) and you couldn't tell it was peeling. It was pretty awesome.
I also enjoy the YSL Touche Eclat... it gives a very radiant finish to the skin.

Marleen B.

May 7, 2016

Marleen B.

I think L'Or?al Lumi is not too heavy and is targeted towards drier skin. It was my go-to last winter when my skin got really parched. Also like Too Faced Born This Way, for more moderately dry skin. Also, since you have dry skin, I suggest you trying the Smash box Oil Primer. It will help your skin stay more moisterized & make your foundation go on really smoothly. I would get a sample first since it is pricey.

Marleen B.

May 7, 2016

Marleen B.

*L'Or?al

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