Foundation/routine for dry skin?

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Emily B.

Dec 12, 2012

Emily B.

Anyone have a good foundation routine for really dry skin? Or good products?
I also have rosacea so coverage is an issue.

Valerie N.

Dec 12, 2012

Valerie N.

Where I live it is super dry and it is getting really cold outside too so I have been noticing my skin getting a bit more dry. I wash my face, apply a lot of face lotion and immediately after apply my foundation, that way it looks a little more dewy and shiny. I use tigi whipped foundation (probably not best for dry skin but i refuse not to use it) And then blot it in with a makeup sponge, then I also take some of revlons photo ready airbrush mousse and Blot it in as well and it leaves a really shiny dewy look to my skin that I really like. It is okay to use both of these foundations because they are super light weight and I don't need that much coverage. About the rosacea I don't use that much of the products i just wrote about on my skin but you can definitely use more of it If you need more coverage!  

Jane M.

Dec 12, 2012

Jane M.

don't use liquid foundation! Take powder and mix it with moisturizer and rub it in

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