Can someone please help with foundation? For my skin?

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Kaylee D.

Feb 3, 2014

Kaylee D.

The double wear! I love it!!

Lynzie B.

Feb 3, 2014

Lynzie B.

I'm thinking laura mercier or tarte..

Cat C.

Feb 3, 2014

Cat C.

Yeah definitely the Laura mercier. It's gorgeous for dry skin. The tarte one would be nice too :)

Brittany F.

Feb 3, 2014

Brittany F.

I 100% reccomend Makeup Forever HD! I just recently fell in love with it and my skins extremely dry so I'm sure you'll love it too! It's full coverage but still looks natural and it stays all dayb.

Lisa S.

Feb 3, 2014

Lisa S.

I really love Clinique Even Better for my dry skin!! I recommend using a moisturizer and primer though before any foundation you end up getting. Estee Lauder is usually very thick and heavy so it might not be the best for your skin. Tarte broke me out (but I have really sensitive skin). Nars looked great but also broke me out. I have heard that Makeup Forever is good for dry skin. I also really liked Too Faced but it also unfortunately broke me out, but the colors were wrong for me anyways, but it looked really good. No matter what though, I would go ask for samples first at Sephora because you don't know how it will work for you and you don't wanna waste money! I also recommend using a brush, it always makes my foundation look 10 times better. I use Sephora's Pro Airbrush #56 and it is amazing

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