Too Faced foundation?

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Bea S.

May 17, 2016

Bea S.

I'm thinking about buying the Too Faced Cocoa Powder foundation but I've also heard great things about the Too Faced Born This Way foundation. I'm just looking for reviews on the two (especially the powder foundation please) and comparisons between them. If anyone can help me out I'd really appreciate it, thank you! Also, I have combination skin. My nose and forehead get really oily during the day but I do have dry patches too. Thank you :)

Shelby M.

May 17, 2016

Shelby M.

I have the the born this way foundation and I absolutely love it! Definitely my favorite foundation I've ever tried. I haven't tried the powder foundation by TooFaced, but I have tested it in store and it feels very silky and smooth! I'm sure the powder foundation is great but I do know that powder foundations, in general, do have a tendency to cling to dry patches. So just make sure to moisturize if you do choose the powder!

Bárbara G.

May 17, 2016

Bárbara G.

I just love the born this way foundation! I have a lot of dry patches and it works great!

Kylee H.

May 18, 2016

Kylee H.

It really depends on your skin type and what you are looking for in a foundation. Are you an oily skin type or are you dry? Do you have sensitive acne prone skin or is it generally resilient? I personally have both, and use both together because I have combination skin. I use the powder on my tzone to mattify, and because liquid foundation applied on my chin causes insane breakouts. But on the rest of my face I use btw, I find it settles less in the fine lines around my eyes, pores and laugh lines than powders so it works well for my normal areas. Ultimately, I don't think you can really go wrong either way just depends what you are looking for :)

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