Foundations/ Moisturisers for dry skin?

Nov 9, 2012

Ria F.

I've been struggling on which foundations and moisturisers to get for my skin type. What have been best for you, if you have experienced dry skin?

Nov 10, 2012

Equate Oil Free Dual Power Moisturizer. It moisturizes and helps to prevent acne. I have dry skin year round and it helps. I don't use it before I put on makeup. This moisturizer can be found at Walmart. It is great for travel because you can twist the top to where if accidentally pushed, no product will come out.
In the mornings, I'm up quite early. I use a tinted moisurizer more than foundation simply because it's quicker, and I'm tired I also use a concealer that blends easily, in case I have problem spots. Hope I helped!:)

Nov 10, 2012

Nicole T.

I have dry skin and I always try to moisturize. I use liquid foundation for moisture and my favourite is Bourjois healthy mix serum and Rimmel wake me up foundation!

Nov 11, 2012

Liza G.

for dry skin I prefer cream or wax based foundations Urban Decay Surreal Skin cream to powder is good. Dior makes a wax based one available at Sephora.

Nov 12, 2012

Yesenia P.

MUFE HD. I used it when my skin was dry and I love it!! I get super oily in the summer but I'm dry again with the weather change. I'm thinking of trying the Tarte Amazonian clay foundation because I hear its full coverage and Dewey.

Nov 12, 2012

Meaghan S.

For Dry skin.. which i have too.. i use: Drugstore- Revlon colorstay liquid foundation, High end- Laura Mercier silk creme foundation

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