Makeup Forever Face And Body Or Bobbi Brown Skin Foundation.

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Taiya R.

Dec 28, 2014

Taiya R.

I don't have a lot to cover, I have some large (er) pores in my T-zone and usually at least two active pimples but nothing really "bad". I struggle with an oily t-zone and some "texture" in my skin that can be revealed when foundation is being worn, and I get creases in my smile lines all the time with foundation. Which one should I buy?

Taiya R.

Dec 28, 2014

Taiya R.

As in little criss cross lines in my face just the texture of my skin...but thank you!

Gisell G.

Dec 29, 2014

Gisell G.

I would suggest exfoliating to make the texture less noticeable, then trying a primer under your foundation, it will make it go on smoother & won't crease

If you want to get rid of your larger pores I suggest using the origins clear improvements charcoal mask, I know this wasn't your question but It will help with foundation result & I would suggest a foundation that is for oily skin, for that I would recommend the Estée Lauder double wear foundation:-)

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