Anonymous wrote:Well bless you. I hadn't worn a liquid foundation in 12 years because I couldn't find one that didn't turn to soup on my face in the summer humidity.

Someone could definitely have a side job as an interwebs beauty maven. Jeff should give your own corner from which to hold forth.

Anonymous wrote:I would recommend Revlon's Photofinish Airbrushed whipped foundation and powder. I like how the foundation comes in a whipped cream-like container so the make-up always is fresh when you put it on. The pressed powder comes in an attractive compact w/a small powder brush/mirror.
This make-up can look kinda cakey, so proceed with caution.

For example, when you spray the foundation out of the container, a lot tends to foam out. Try not to use too much because a little goes a LONG way with this stuff believe me.

Of all the drug store brands, this one is the only airbrushed brand on the market.
It doesn't cost more than say eleven dollars and really does make your face look air brushed.

I heard Revlon model Halle Berry uses it on her skin and she looks fab at 46!