Cakey makeup!

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Rachel H.

Aug 9, 2013

Rachel H.

I'm so confused! Can somebody give me some tips in how to not make my makeup look cakey or "built up" but look more Dewey and natural? Should I use less foundation? Or skip moisturizer and just use primer? Thanks guys!

Lorelle E.

Aug 9, 2013

Lorelle E.

You should exfoliate your face if you don't already that might be causing the makeup to look cakey because of the dead skin cells building up causing rough skin! And what I do is moisterize my face girls then wait a few mins until it is all soaked into my skin then I put a face primer on And I always feel my foundation goes on better after those three steps

Carla G.

Aug 9, 2013

Carla G.

Moisturizer then primer and with a tiny bit of foundation, buff it into the skin

Cheyenne G.

Aug 9, 2013

Cheyenne G.

I use bb cream instead of foundation so it looks more natural with a good amount of coverage

Shizuka N.

Aug 9, 2013

Shizuka N.

Setting spray. if I feel like I put too much powder I usr the Skindinavia setting spray.

Natise M.

Aug 9, 2013

Natise M.

Mac's Fix Plus corrects your makeup if it looks cakey. Also gives a dewy look

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