Skin tone change- do you wear foundation all the time?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have found that the best combination for me is a very light foundation with a light dusting of loose powder on top. It really seems to even out my skin tone.

This is what I do too. Recently I've been using a skin tint as my light foundation and that seems to work well.

[Anonymous]

I just add a small amount of foundation to the moisturizer in my hand, rub together and then put on. So basically create my own tinted moisturizer.

[Anonymous]

I use the Merit skin glow serum and then a spot of foundation.

[Anonymous]

I use Bare Minerals primer and their primer foundation. It seems to work better than other types of foundation for me and it’s super easy to apply.

[Anonymous]

I recommend Ester Lauder. double wear is light, silky buildable coverage which is great for uneven skin tones/age spots, etc. Or you can try the Hydra futurist rescue. Same exact shades, slightly different, still buildable, coverage.

My mom. It iced her skin coloring changing as she aged and simply needed to adjust the shade. She looks so much better for doing so, and no longer looks sallow in dark colored clothing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just use l'Oreal from the drug store. Works just fine. They are known to have the largest professional laboratory for studying cosmetics in the world.

Tell me your products and routine. I have stuff but have no idea what or when to use these things .

[Anonymous]

I have 2 shades of foundation, differing only slightly. I use both and I wear foundation daily. Only use foundation to blend away imperfections though, would never consider foundation on my entire face.