Can Your Skin Change Types? Plus Extra Q.

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Zo E.

Aug 12, 2014

Zo E.

So during summer and the warmer days, my skins is a combination of oily and normal yet during winter and colder days, I have to apply moisturiser like 500 times a day and have a combination of dry normal. can skin change during seasons?
and my other question is, can you mix foundation with moisturiser to make it less harsh and more moisturising or is that a no go? thanks

Zeleste r.

Aug 12, 2014

Zeleste r.

I think it does just like in the winter your hair is more dry compared to in the summer because right now my face is how you described yours &in the winter It is so drying I moisturize put primer &then my foundation I don't need to powder the way I have to in the summer.

Shaye M.

Aug 12, 2014

Shaye M.

You can definitely mix your moisturiser with your foundation! It may lessen the coverage but if that's something that doesn't bother you then definitely give it a go to see how you like it and if it keeps your skin hydrated. My skin right now is also going crazy and very dry from the colder weather :( haha. Literally have the driest nose right now haha.

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