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Max Factor Pan-stik ($5) used to be my go-to concealer back in my college days. It is a cream foundation that comes in an easy to use, swivel-up stick. The packaging is slightly tacky but the product is da bomb! The texture is very creamy…
Available in 20 yellow-based shades to fit a wide variety of skin tones, Bobbi Brown Foundation Stick ($28) is a cream-based foundation that comes in a stick for easy portability. According to the Bobbi Brown website, this is not recommended for very oily skin and…
Chanel Vitalumiere Liquid Satin Smoothing Fluid Makeup SPF 15 ($50) Shade I use: Clair This is the liquid version of the Vitalumiere cream foundation. Despite the word liquid, this feels very rich and almost creamy on my skin. It is definitely great for the winter…
Salamandax requested some recommendations on brushes for applying foundations and concealer so here you go – sorry it took me so long! I have also included other tools that you can use, hope you guys find it useful. * Brushes Using a brush can make…
Below are a few Q&A on foundations: xbabygirl said: Hello! I was wondering (if possible) if you could do a post geared towards foundation color and foundation products aimed at Asians? I have trouble buying foundation because they’re always off and it’s not like I…
Now that you guys have a better understanding of the different kinds of foundations, I will now focus on how to choose the right foundation based on your skin type. If you have: Dry skin – Look for something that is hydrating. Liquid and cream…
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