Dry skin! How can I better my foundation?

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Bekah S.

May 11, 2014

Bekah S.

How can I prep my dry skin better for foundation?

Emma B.

May 11, 2014

Emma B.

Use a moisturising face mask

Samantha B.

May 11, 2014

Samantha B.

A moisturizing primer :)

Nicole A.

May 11, 2014

Nicole A.

Moisturizing. The BEST moisturizer out there is coconut oil from trader Joe's. It will really get rid of your dry patches. Trust me I used to have the same problem. Just mlet the coconut oil on your hand (A little goes a long way) and spread on face. Wait for like a minute until rinsing off face. To make it super super soft, put on moiturizer from drugstore.

Kitty K.

May 11, 2014

Kitty K.

The trick for me has been to put on an oil.
I won't put on foundation without a bit of Jojoba or Argan Oil. ( I don't use a primer )
It most certainly makes the world of the difference. I don't have 'dry patches'.

I also recommend using a very light-weight moisturizer. Heavier moisturizers easily clash with foundation.

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