My problem with foundation is that most of them are either A) too heavy; B) too oily; C) too dark or D) too yellow. So, when I find foundations that ACTUALLY match my pastey skin tone and look great, I knew I had to share...Without further adieu, the top 5 budget foundations.
1. L'Oreal Paris True Match Super-Blendable Compact Makeup
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2. Revlon Photoready Airbrush Mousse Makeup
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This is the perfect travel makeup because you don't need a ton of other products to create perfect looking skin: This one product does it all! I squeeze a nickel size amount onto the top of my hand and apply with a clean makeup sponge. Once on, I dab on some highlighter and green concealer and I'm good to go. I love this product because it's easy to apply, a little goes a long way and my skin feels extremely smooth when I have it on.
3. Maybelline Fit Me Foundation
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Okay, this product has saved me in times of crisis, let me tell you. I've mixed it with moisturizers to get a quick tint and I've blended it with highlighter to create an amazing glow. I have to say, the best thing about this product is that it has a built-in base and highlighter to make your skin glow and look completely polished. It's on the expensive side of budget BUT worth it if you use it everyday.
4. Clinique Perfectly Real Compact Makeup
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Though I use this powder everyday, I have given it a 4 rating. It matches me perfectly when I have a bit of sun but when I'm at my most pale (winter time) and since they recently reformulated it, it seems to be slightly darker. Either way, the powder is perfect for oily skin and provides enough coverage to take you from the office to an evening out without touching up.
5. Mark Powder Buff Natural Skin Foundation
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I love this product and the price ($14) is amazing. Apply with a big foundation brush and you're good to go. I use this when I want to wear less makeup (only powder and concealer) and my skin still looks flawless. The only downside to this product is that it's not available in stores and must be ordered through an Avon/Mark rep. But, that aside, try it out and you'll love it.
Writing this post reminds me I need to pick up some foundation...ha. Have any of you ladies tried these products? What are your thoughts?
I've bought the Revlon one, but I haven't used it yet... I'm glad you're skin is clearing up for you, it can be such a pain in the arse! xo
ReplyDeleteawesome! very informative post! thank you
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I wish we could get Maybelline fit me in the UK. Great post
ReplyDeleteThe Revlon Mousse sounds very cool! :) I've always been interested by mousse products!
ReplyDeletegreat post thanx
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