Darker Foundation For Summer Bobbi Brown Vs Ysl?

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Jj A.

Apr 1, 2013

Jj A.

During the winter I have very pale skin and I currently use YSL matt touch foundation which works great for me giving me an even skin tone. It makes me look way to pale in the summer so I thought I should update to a darker shade. I wondering if I should just stick to YSL or try bobbi brown oil free finish compact foundation? I have very sensitive skin. Opinions, advice?

Martina P.

Apr 1, 2013

Martina P.

Hi jj I'm Martina:) I suggest to use, if you have an oily skin, the SHISEIDO cause it covers perfectly your skin and it works line a sun protector. I have some spots and I need to cover them also when I go to the sea. It's super ;)

Martina P.

Apr 1, 2013

Martina P.

here it us:)

Martina P.

Apr 1, 2013

Martina P.

Sorry for the spelling -.-

Jj A.

Apr 1, 2013

Jj A.

Thanks martina, does it give you a smooth matt finish look?

Martina P.

Apr 1, 2013

Martina P.

Yes and it's also waterproof ;)

Jj A.

Apr 1, 2013

Jj A.

thanks

Shelley W.

Apr 2, 2013

Shelley W.

I'm a hardcore Bobbi Brown fan and was warned by my go to gal at Bluemercury where I go to get my BB fix that the oil free finish compact foundation will not survive the hot dog days of summer. She had the opportunity to test this months before it the public and it turned into an oil slick (this was tested during the summer in FL where we reside). I would just stick to YSL and just get a darker shade. No sense in risking possible irritation if you have sensitive skin to try something new. Nothing worse than having a major skin reaction during the best season of the year.

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