Best dry skin foundation?

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Dominique V.

Dec 27, 2015

Dominique V.

I'm looking for foundation but it's hard to find foundation for dry skin. Wich foundation do you like the most for dry skin?

Kitty K.

Dec 27, 2015

Kitty K.

These are in my current rotation
Urban Decay Naked Skin
YSL Le Teint Touché Eclat (My favorite)
Urban Decay
MUFE Ultra HD Foundation
MUFE face and body
RCMA Foundation/Concealer

I find myself reaching for YSL and the face and body the most. They're not full coverage, but they make your skin look gorgeous. The Face and Body foundation is water based.

Brittany K.

Dec 27, 2015

Brittany K.

I love the Too Faced Born This Way foundation. It's not cakey, it lasts, and it gives my skin an awesome glow. I also like that you can make it either medium or full coverage and not look like you packed it on.

Roz X.

Dec 27, 2015

Roz X.

I love the RCMA, but could never use it daily. It just shows if I have a dry patch, so I save that for occasional wear as the coverage is great and it never contributes to dryness. For daily wear, I use MUFE Face and Body, which even on the driest of days, looks lovely and is buildable to medium with a soft, glowing finish. I admit, since I bought my It Cosmetics CC Cream, my other products see far less use. Love, Love...

Melody W.

Dec 30, 2015

Melody W.

I definitely recommend the Natio mineral foundation it helps your skin to breath and its made out of minerals and its just amazing and feels so good on the skin.

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