The Best Foundation for my skin

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Tata P.

Oct 2, 2012

Tata P.

So I have normal skin. I don't break out, only once in a while. But my skin tone is really uneven. Since I always wear glasses, my face has a weird tan around the cheek and eye area.
I've been looking for a good foundation that would make my skin more even. And also I'm a performer so a lot of people take pictures of us.
A good foundation to even skin tone and look good in pictures.

Stefani L.

Oct 2, 2012

Stefani L.

Mac Pro Longwear. It stays through anything and really evens out any imperfections on the face. 

Lindsey S.

Oct 2, 2012

Lindsey S.

The new naked by urban decay!!!!! It is truly amazing :) 

Dee M.

Oct 2, 2012

Dee M.

if your looking for a cheap alternative I highly recommend Revlon 24 hour color stay and rimmel London's stay matte pressed powder both combined last all day long with no need to reapply and its keeps your face matte and I recommend a really good concealer like macs mineralized Concealer 

Fanny L.

Oct 3, 2012

Fanny L.

i would go with a foundation that has sheer/medium coverage for just evening out skin tone since you don't have much imperfections to hide. full coverage is usually for people who have a lot to cover up on their face. i recommend benefit cosmetics' 'hello flawless!' oxygen wow liquid foundation, nars' sheer glow foundation, or make up for ever's face & body liquid makeup. they all offer a more sheer/medium coverage and don't look cakey no matter how many layers you apply on.

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