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Petra
Joined: 16 Jan 2006
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 Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 12:03 pm Post subject: Foundation for dry hypersensitive skin |
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hello everyone.
I need you advice.
I started working as PR agent, so my skin has to look flawless. The problem is i have dry and hypersensitive skin, but also dark circles, which must be hidden. If anyone is here with same problem, could you pls tell me what (good) foundation you're using for dry hypersensitive skin.
Thanks in advance. |
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jasmin
Joined: 04 May 2006
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Hi!
I have the same problem. First of all don't use mac fix for dry skin. It works at beginning, but after one month use I noticed my skin got even drier than before. Despite very good moisturizing cream, mac fix somehow dried my skin even more. Still looking for good foundation... |
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mum
Joined: 16 Jan 2006
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| What about Bare Minerals? Have you tried? I have sensitive skin and BM works fine on my skin, i just had to learned to apply it correctly. |
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girl
Joined: 18 Jan 2006
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| I think that secret is in moisturizing. Must have good moisturizer for dry skin and apply it generously before applying foundation. I use Revlon foundation and never had problems with foundations, like drying out skin like some other people. I really think secret is in proper moisturizing. |
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mia
Joined: 28 Feb 2006
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| If you have very dry skin, and above all hypersensitive skin, it is better to use foundation made of natural ingredients (some mineral foundation). For dry skin, it is better to use liquid powder since (besides moisturizing cream as base) it gives additional moisture to the skin, and will sure not dry it out some more, which can happen with powders only. |
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CurlySue
Joined: 20 Dec 2006
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| Have you tried Estee Lauder's Futurist line? I also have dry skin, and i've tried many foundations, but none suited. Friend recommended me Estee Lauder's Futurist line, and must say i am very pleased with results: not dry skin- i feel moisturage when apply, but doesn't look greasy, and most of all good coverage. It's not the cheapest, but it's wort every penny, you'll see. Ask if they have any testers, or go to their site, maybe you'll get some there. |
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bisou_kiss
Joined: 23 May 2007
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You need to apply concealers first over the dark eye area then over it apply the foundation. Next thing, use oil free moisturizer before applying the foundation. So, first the concealer under the eye rims followed by moisturizer over the whole face and foundation. I bet you’ll see a major transformation. Use Claren’s simply liquid mineral foundation. I’m providing you a link so that you can view the product. I wanted to post the picture directly here but this forum does not enable such features so, I had to register this image on an image hosting site. This brand has a wide variety of foundation for each an every type of skin. Moreover, it is made up of minerals which are very good if your skin is prone to pimples.
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mineral4ever
Joined: 12 Jul 2007
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| I have a sensitive skin. Why not try foundation and concealer at The Mineral Makeup Shoppe. You can even combine it with whatever you have to get your liking, I prefer going to specialized shops than a department store. |
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