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Najwa P.

May 12, 2017

Najwa P.

Hello, I am starting my own Make up Studio, from my home. And I am very confused that which foundation brands should I use..

I am based in Karachi and the weather here is really humid so everyone prefers matt foundations. And as I am just starting up I can't afford to start off with high end brands of foundations, so yeah..

What drugstore foundations should make it to my startup Kit?

Thank you in advance <3

Breanna E.

May 12, 2017

Breanna E.

I definitely recommend the Maybelline fit me, L'Oréal true match, and L'Oreal infattible pro. Those are my holy trails and the Wet N Wild photo focus foundation

Breanna E.

May 12, 2017

Breanna E.

With those foundations I like to prep my skin with the 10.0.6 formula matte moisturizer and then for my primer the soap and glory matte primer and it keeps me matte all day.

Shaye M.

May 14, 2017

Shaye M.

For humid weather and on the cheaper side I'd recommend either the Loreal infallible or you could give the Rimmel 25 hour foundation which claims to last through heat/humidity. However if it's super hot weather, when you get a chance to upgrade I'd check out the Estée Lauder double wear :)

janay H.

May 15, 2017

janay H.

I would also recommend the loreal infallible pro matte foundation as well as the revlon colorstay, and the cover girl 3n1 foundation. They all give a beautiful matte foundation and your clients will look flawless in their picture's.

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