Foundation problems!! Need tips!

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Becca T.

Aug 17, 2013

Becca T.

Whenever I put foundation on no matter how thin or thick I put it on it always gets caught around my spots (not very nice I know) and tends to cake but only around my spots? I try moisturiser and primer etc.so do any of you have the same problem? And how do you resolve it!?!?

Isabella K.

Aug 17, 2013

Isabella K.

I dip my concealer brush into my moistruizer and thwn to my foundation, working it around the spots and work my way in with my beauty blender.

Millie C.

Aug 17, 2013

Millie C.

Apply your foundation as normal and then use a beauty blender (Walmart sell them) dampen it and blend around your spots to even out the foundation and then add your concealer. It should work. I wouldn't add a setting powder on top of the spots because it will dry and cake up. So just add powder where your spot-free. - hoped this helped :)

Heidi H.

Aug 17, 2013

Heidi H.

I use dream fresh bb cream an no mater how much you aply it's never cakiie and I use cover all foundation to put in blemishes and cover all powder.. Very inexpensive works WAY better then the more expensive ones

Becca T.

Aug 18, 2013

Becca T.

Thanks!! These really helped!!

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