I don’t use any, I hate how it feels on my face. Over the years I tried loads in an attempt to find something that get ok but with no success.
If I want a base I just use a little light pressed powder |
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"Two hours and no bloke has offered their own brand of moisturiser to rub into your skin?
Has everyone gone home or something?  "
Fuck, I knew there was a joke here somewhere |
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"Which foundation do you use?? Are you a changer or a sticker?
I have really dry skin. Any recommendations?"
I've just changed from Estée Lauder double wear which started feeling heavy on my skin. Now I'm on Estée Lauder double wear nude range
Feels so light in my skin
Also using their primer as well
Expensive but it suits my skin better than others |
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"Which foundation do you use?? Are you a changer or a sticker?
I have really dry skin. Any recommendations?"
I've always had terrible dry skin too. I use Primed and Ready primer and Illuminating Touch foundation by Collection. I stick to these as much as possible, I like how they look, they're cruelty free and not at all expensive. About a fiver each I think and they seem to help a lot with dry skin around my nose and t-zone.
I use Superdrug exfoliating wash and a deep pore cleanser too. Hard to say what exactly does what but one of these things has helped my skin a lot : ) |
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I used Estee Lauder Double Wear for yonks but changed about 2 years ago to MAC studio fix fluid...which is great. Got some gift vouchers for Charlotte Tilbury recently so might give her Magic foundation a try.... or Nars Sheer Glow is also very good...i love make up shopping!  |
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"Which foundation do you use?? Are you a changer or a sticker?
I have really dry skin. Any recommendations?"
foundation to use really depends on ur skin type and the same goes for the face primer which also helps the foundation blend to ur face better |
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Benefit and bourjois are good budget ranges ,go on pretty light and last.
Estee double wear or MAC are heavier as previously mentioned but stay for ages
All liquids, I use with primer an powder to set though. |
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"I do wanna try that perfect eyes cream for underneath foundation . The one off the telly that polyfillas eyebags an wrinkles but it's Such a shopping channel advert it scares me  "
Oh I haven't seen that |
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I use Rimmel 25 hour wear, always use a primer, and powder. But if your face us that dry try a serum or a facial oil, if your skin is that dry you need to sort out your moisture before you think about make up. I've used Nivea Pure and Natural for years. Try going to a beauty counter and getting a make over. For years I've moisturised on wet skin, get out the shower and put Bio-Oil , or other skin oil on your wet skin and wrap yourself up, and put a little bit on your face, or just put your normal moisturiser on your wet skin |
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"I do wanna try that perfect eyes cream for underneath foundation . The one off the telly that polyfillas eyebags an wrinkles but it's Such a shopping channel advert it scares me
Oh I haven't seen that "
Manna from heaven for me if it works |
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Estee lauder Double wear in the evening, it cosmetics bb cream (it's really not a bb cream) in the daytime.
Depends how much coverage you like and budget. Stick foundations tend to be oiler so may be worth looking into those as they won't dry your skin out. Pricier one being the hourglass vanish stick, drugstore revolution foundation stick. |
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