Bad skin & foundation..

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Jazmynn B.

Jun 20, 2013

Jazmynn B.

I have trouble with my foundation now. There were a few times I put it on & it looked flawless or I could just apply bronzer & I'd be fine. Now it won't go on & stay on plus the coverage is horrible. I'm not sure if its because my pores are big or if my skin is just too dry. I use a bb cream, a powder foundation & a bronzer. Should I try another foundation? Or just chill on the makeup until my pores get smaller?

Vanessa W.

Jun 20, 2013

Vanessa W.

Maybe its a problem with the product, unless your skin is really bad all of a sudden. Your pores shouldnt really affect your bb cream like slipping off the face. Try something new & see if it still happens! :)

Jazmynn B.

Jun 20, 2013

Jazmynn B.

I broke out really bad on my fore head & cheeks. I don't know how.

Sharon A.

Jun 20, 2013

Sharon A.

Take care of your skin first. Are you exfoliating it? Moisturizing it? Because that makes a huge difference. My makeup used to look terrible until I started taking care of my skin and everything glided on more smoothly and looked more natural.

Nicole S.

Jun 20, 2013

Nicole S.

I'm with Sharon :) I started noticing that my makeup looked terrible throughput the day and I switched foundations which did help a little but the thing that helped the most was focusing on making my skin look good. 3 important things. Drink water. Exfoliate. Moisturize :)

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