Good foundation for mixed girls?

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Katie B.

Jul 16, 2013

Katie B.

Hi, I'm mixed, have crazy oily skin, discoloration ,scars,acne I need a foundation that's matte and won't break me out! SOS help! Zero makeup in this pic. It's a but old..

Katie B.

Jul 16, 2013

Katie B.

I think I have combo skin my cheeks get dry sometimes.

Livi M.

Jul 16, 2013

Livi M.

Go to sephora. They helped me! I get pale during winter, but I might as well be Hawaiian during summer! They helped me and my combo skin, and they'll help you!!(I recommend bare minerals)

Katie B.

Jul 16, 2013

Katie B.

Thank you!

Dorothea S.

Jul 16, 2013

Dorothea S.

Try Revlon Nearly Naked or Urban Decays Naked. I swear by those foundations, I'm in a gym or on AstroTurf and constantly running around at my job. Despite all the sweat, my makeup literally stays in place and I have yet to have any breakouts from it.

I have combo/more so oily acne prone skin ad scarring and people literally say my face looks flawless or really good. (:

Bliss A.

Jul 17, 2013

Bliss A.

Try Maybelline FIT ME.

Courtney N.

Jul 17, 2013

Courtney N.

Try the Urban Decay Naked foundation. Also get the MAC prolong wear concealer. I have one and I have oily acne prone skin and it really helps. Also go to a drugstore and checkout the neutrogena shine powder. Its pressed and its in a compact. Lastly try Urban Decays Deslick oil control setting spray. Or Macs oil control lotion.

Katie B.

Jul 17, 2013

Katie B.

Thank you guys so much! I think IM going to try the urban decay and mac.

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