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Ashley c.

Feb 3, 2012

Ashley c.

my face is very dry, especially this time of year. I usually use makeup forever HD during spring, but my face is so dry i switched to a more creamy foundation and went with MAC mineralize foundation spf 15. i love it so far but i do not put a powder over it (bec i am too dry) and usually just mosturizer& benefits PORE-fessional primer i just feel like sometimes it looks like it just lays on top of my skin instead of seeping into it.. i dont know if its my method of application or my skin or what.. how would i fix it??? any other foundation to try out for dry skin ?

Shelly T.

Feb 3, 2012

Shelly T.

Maybe it's not your foundations that are the problem. Do you change your skincare routine for winter?

Taylor S.

Feb 4, 2012

Taylor S.

My skin is very dry in the winter too and I use the MUFE HD foundation. I usually put a layer of moisturizer (for dry skin) underneath and that seems to help. Maybe try a balm for dry patches, or exfoliating then applying olive oil on that spot to really hydrate it :)

Ashley c.

Feb 7, 2012

Ashley c.

I never thought about changing my skin routine. maybe I'll try the MUFE I've heard a bunch of good things about it. Thanks girls :)

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