Wearing no foundation?

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Rebekah B.

Jul 4, 2014

Rebekah B.

I dance and usually wear foundation, but recently I have noticed that it goes all funny when I sweat a lot... I have decided to not wear it for dancing anymore.. what can I do instead to keep my skin looking as good?

Mary W.

Jul 4, 2014

Mary W.

Do you use bb cream?

Kitty K.

Jul 4, 2014

Kitty K.

You can wear concealer under your eyes, on uneven skin tone and blemishes. I've been doing that and it looks very nice.
You can try a fixative spray instead as well.

Rebekah B.

Jul 4, 2014

Rebekah B.

I don't use BB cream :)

Kiran T.

Jul 4, 2014

Kiran T.

You could use a bb cream or like Kitty said, try using a creamy concealer to help even out your skin tone and maybe just set it with a translucent powder so it stays put. I really like the Josie Maran creamy concealer stick :)

Kendall O.

Jul 5, 2014

Kendall O.

I used to dance! I only wore tinted moisturizer, mascara and filled in my brows

Jana J.

Jul 8, 2014

Jana J.

Make sure to use a primer I dance as well and when I use foundation without a primer it gets cakey and weird primer helps out a lot I use baby skin by maybelline.

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