Studio Fix Fluid help.

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Kelly M.

Jul 23, 2013

Kelly M.

I just repurchased SFF for like the first time in 2 years. Long story short. I had trouble finding my color match. But my perfect match is NC15. Now that I found it. The foundation seems to go on thin. It doesn't seem full coverage. When I first used it last time I used a 187 duo fiber brush from Mac. This time I used a Sedona lace 480 round top kabuki. I have dry skin. And I moisturized before hand. It looks patchy and powdery. I like matte even though I have dry skin. I was previously using revlon colorstay whipped with the same brush and never had a problem.

Rashi P.

Jul 24, 2013

Rashi P.

Try use your fingers. mix your moisturiser with your foundation and apply all over.. that way it will not spread in patches.

Roxy K.

Jul 24, 2013

Roxy K.

Yeah maybe it's the brush that's the problem
try using your fingers as Rashi said and mix the moisturizer with the foundation but also maybe the foundation isn't right for your skin coz normally it's for oily skin coz they gave me a sample to use for my oily skin
anyways see how you go 
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