It's the best to test a foundation before buy it. That's why is better to go to a department store rather to a local pharmacy or grocery store. Make sure you can return it if you won't like it.
Make sure you pick the right formulation for your skin. If you're oily, look for words like "oil-free," "oil-control" or "mattifying" on the bottle. Got dry skin? Go for moisturizing foundations with "hydrating" or "moisture-rich" wording on the bottle. For combination skin, determine if you're more oily or dry. Cream-to-powder bases work great for combination skin. Mineral foundations work well on all skin types, especially sensitive skin.
You can go to the counter with eye makeup, lipstick or moisturizer on your face but not with foundation on.
Yellow-based foundations look most natural on all skin tones. However, if you're very fair try a pink, cooler shade.
These two tips will help you choose the right one easier:
- It's important to try to colour on your jawline or on the cheek, not on your wrist or hand.
- See if the color matches by standing in natural lighting.
Remember, if you can go for SPF in the foundation and wearing foundation all day, everyday is not healthy for your skin.
(Different types of foundation. Compact, liquid, SPF, Wrinkle Free, Mineral..)
No comments:
Post a Comment