What foundation to try next?

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Freddi L.

Apr 17, 2016

Freddi L.

So I've been using the Clinque 2-in-1 foundation for a few months now but I want to try something different. I'm thinking Makeup Forever Ultra Hd! So what have you guys been loving lately? (My skin type's normal-dry so I stick to natural foundation finishes)

Angelina A.

Apr 17, 2016

Angelina A.

I had that but to me it doesn't cover that good... Try the Mac all day wear

Freddi L.

Apr 17, 2016

Freddi L.

Okay! Thanks for the suggestion!

Aurora S.

Apr 18, 2016

Aurora S.

I personally think it's pretty good.
Just don't use it with a beauty blender unless you want sheer coverage cause I've seen girls end up having to use like 5 pumps for full coverage using a beauty blender.

I prefer dotting it on my face and letting it sort of thicken(it's kind of thin and it slides around easily) and then use a buffing brush to sort of press the foundation in. You really don't need to buff it in cause the foundation itself is very... Skin-like and natural. Plus, I find buffing it in ends up effecting the coverage.
With that method I only needed two pumps for medium coverage. I think initially it looks like lighter coverage but as it sets the coverage increases in a way? Idk hard to explain

If you have flaky skin, it'll accentuate the flakiness but just exfoliate and moisturize.
Other than that, it definitely lasts longer than the original and it's not as... Satin looking, a tad more semi-matte than the original

Freddi L.

Apr 18, 2016

Freddi L.

Okay! Thanks again!

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