MAC Studio Fix Fluid Opinions?

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Megan M.

Apr 19, 2014

Megan M.

Is it any good for oily skin (I have a particularly oily t-zone)? Also are the more pale shades really pink or really yellow? I'm really pale and have neutral undertones (which makes finding foundations tough) and I was wondering if the lighter shades have the same problem that I have heard that the more medium shades have of being really pink or really yellow. Is there no mid ground?

Would you suggest any other foundations for around the same price that maybe would have a neutral undertone for the paler shades?
Any help would be appreciated!

Dee-Ann B.

Apr 19, 2014

Dee-Ann B.

I have extremely oily skin and studio fix stays on pretty good without separating for me. I would absolutely love it if I owned my right shade. I was originally matched to NC20, found that WAY too dark so I took it back and they gave me NC15 but it's a bit too yellow. I'm probably more of an NW10 which a lot more neutral.

Other than MAC, some of my favourite more high end foundations for oily skin are Dior Forever, Smashbox Studio Skin and Hourglass Immaculate.

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