Drugstore Matte Foundation

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Ashley M.

Dec 21, 2012

Ashley M.

What is a good drugstore foundation that leaves your face looking matte? Im using the revlon whipped foundation and it leaves my face looking dewy and i hate it. I do have very oily skin too. What do u guys think?

Denisha D.

Dec 21, 2012

Denisha D.

Try the revlon color stay . . . Might break u out though . Just a heads up :)

Ashley M.

Dec 21, 2012

Ashley M.

Definately dont want anything thats gunna break me out :/

Courtney O.

Dec 21, 2012

Courtney O.

I love the dream matte mousse foundation by Maybelline! It's medium coverage, but it keeps me so matte :)

Nicole G.

Dec 21, 2012

Nicole G.

I personally do not think there are any MATTE foundation that will have the oily skin look fab throughout the day, but if you must... Revlon Color Stay although don't apply a setting powder it will look cakey. Just use blotting tissues, it'll will stay gorge. And make sure when removing the make-up, you remove everything. Especially with oily skin, if not you'll get allergy or break-out. And when not a drugstore brand, buy Clinque it is not as harsh as drugstore brands, AND it'll help balance out with the oils (: 

Sabrina Q.

Dec 21, 2012

Sabrina Q.

Rimmel stay matte powder ! Affordable and controls oil.

Teresa H.

Dec 21, 2012

Teresa H.

Anything drug store or high end could be fine for your skin or break you out. I've had the best luck using elf under eye concealer and the Revlon concealer with acne fighters in it and blending that with my foundation brush, then following with NYX twin cake. I don't break out, it covers anything I need it to well, way better than foundation, and NO T zone oiliness or need to blot or touch up ALL day! ELF $1, Revlon and NYX less than $10 each!

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