Clinique Stay Matte Foundation.

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Amanda V.

Jul 23, 2013

Amanda V.

So I recently received a sample of Stay Matte from Sephora and the Clinique counter at Macy's. I got the shade 04 creamwhip. I haven't had the chance to test it out yet, so I was wondering what you ladies thought of this product.
I have terribly oily skin. At times it can be dry and sensitive, but it's an oil slick most of the time. This foundation is kind of a last resort for me, as I feel I've tried eeeverything!
So let me know if this product 'stayed matte' all day for you, what face primer you like to use with it, & if you recommend using the Stay Matte powder as well.
Thanks lovelies! <3

Abbie P.

Jul 23, 2013

Abbie P.

I've got oily skin aswell, I also received an Clinique tester however I didn't like it at all it was very patchy throughout the day and felt heavy on my skin, I recommend Estée Lauder light wear foundation! That stays on perfect all day

Megan R.

Jul 23, 2013

Megan R.

I have oily skin too! And this is my HG foundation I highly recommend it.

Megan R.

Jul 23, 2013

Megan R.

I use a primer with is and a elf powder studio brush to buff it in and it lasts all day for me and keeps me more matte than any other foundation has, still need to powder once or twice a day but better than anything else for me.

Amanda V.

Jul 23, 2013

Amanda V.

Well that's definitely disappointing. :/ Thank you Abbie!
& Megan what primer do you use?

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