My skin is dry but my foundation gets oily.

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Valentina N.

Sep 4, 2014

Valentina N.

Fit me by maybelline?

Kyraa D.

Sep 4, 2014

Kyraa D.

I've heard good things about Revlon Colourstay, I believe? I also have used the Revlon liquid PhotoReady foundation in the past & it worked out well for me. I have dry/normal skin.

Genesis O.

Sep 4, 2014

Genesis O.

I'm the same I have dry but combo skin on my tzone it gets really oily especially with the loreal one. I suggest really powdering the areas you get oily in. the covergirl 3in 1, revlon colorstay, revlon whipped are really good

Lindsay K.

Sep 4, 2014

Lindsay K.

I have very dry skin and I love the covergirl 3 in 1.

Kendra H.

Sep 4, 2014

Kendra H.

I use loreal magic nude liquid powder. It's a light buidlable coverage product that applies like a liquid but gives a powder finish. You could also try Revlon color stay which is also an amazing product that stays on for the entire day and when I wear it I do very few touch-ups.

Rachel A.

Sep 7, 2014

Rachel A.

I'm so dry but when I used loreal it made me look oily and came right off. rimmed match perfection is hands down the BEST drugstore foundation. it really helped me so if our skin is similar it should help you too!

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