Foundation for combination skin.

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Shannon B.

Oct 27, 2013

Shannon B.

Hey everyone! I'm new to the make up game and have been trying to find a foundation that works with my skin, but haven't had any luck so far! My it have acne on my forehead and cheeks. My t-zone gets quite oily and so most foundations either end up sliding off or looking really cakey!

3forevergigi3 ..

Oct 27, 2013

3forevergigi3 ..

I have dry skin and my sister has oily skin and we both use the Neutrogena Healthy Skin liquid makeup. It doesn't cake on me and it doesn't slide off my sister's face. Just be sparing on your tzone and (seriously) put milk of magnesia on your nose, it makes it dry instantly but not permanently (we use Phillips' Milk of Magnesia from CVS) it's not food it's a medicine but a lot of people use this method on their noses, haven't tried it anywhere else on the face tho and you can put your foundation on top. Also put powder on top of your foundation so it stays but sparingly and make sure it's loose setting powder not like a foundation powder that's thick.

3forevergigi3 ..

Oct 27, 2013

3forevergigi3 ..

They can be found in drugstores and supermarkets and makeup stores.

Jessica L.

Oct 27, 2013

Jessica L.

I have combo skin. I use revlon colorstay and I set it with essence anti spot powder :)

Jes T.

Oct 27, 2013

Jes T.

I have combo skin and my favorite Is cover girl 3 in 1 :)

Sloane M.

Oct 27, 2013

Sloane M.

Try Revlon Colorstay in the dry skin formula.

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