i think i need to change my foundation...
im using johnson compact powder since i was in college that was like years ago. but now, it seems that everytime i use it, my face seems like flaky and pale... but i love j&j oil blotting
any recommendation? i have oily skins..

if u go swimming once a week for abt two hours,then might get a tan.will myfoundation be ok to use or do i need to get a new one?

it depends on how dark you get...

im using MAC foundation and also its primer..so far so good..

i also have oily skin.... i've tried Clinique foundation ..the latest product..
very good ... u dun feel oily yet ur skin is moisturise... i very recommanded to all gals & girls who have oily skin..
hahaha M.A.C also very gud....yet to try B.Brown

is Maybelline angel fit flawless natural foundation good?any recommendation or feedback??

for me it's za..i luhrve it..

Maybelline angel fit flawless liquid 1 i duno, i tried the pressed cake b4 seems okie for me but, i prefer loreal true match

i wonder all u guys only use foundation? w/o make-up base or what?

btw i use both liquid and pressed powder

This post has been edited by princess_baby: Nov 9 2008, 01:20 AM

I tried different types of foundations- cream, liquid, powder, mineral... I still love powder foundation and am using pressed and loose powder foundation.

For me my current Holy Grail foundation is Shiseido The Makeup Supplist Poreless Foundation (O60, because I'm very tan) and Make Up For Ever Super Matte Loose Powder to set

i have oily skin too. used maybelline liquid foundation before (the one in green bottle) but it made my face look cakey.
now i'm using dior snow sublissime whitening liquid foundation and love every bits of it. it's light and make ur face looks naturally flawless. as said in the leaflet, it'll also give ur face a 'glowing' effect.

personally i love sasa's cyber colours..it really works good for me

for budget product.. get l'oreal true match~~ long lasting wei... cheap also.. rm49.90 if i'm not mistaken

*p.s: gal.. never buy 1 tone lighter than your skin tone unless u r using as highlight.. and never buy lighter colour to cover dark circle.. WRONG.. that part will turn grey..
use ur ori skin tone concealer to cover it..

Hope can help u guys a bit.. for those who dunno la

Average how much oh the RMK Liquid foundation,make up base?
Which liquid foundation r u using?
i'm combination to oily skin..which i should use?

Have you tried mineral makeup ? It is the latest trend in foundation and it's suitable for all skin types.
So many benefits.

No chemicals, SPF protection, sweat & water resistant, anti-inflammatory...good for acne, NON-PORE CLOGGING, very light, not cakey, recommended by dermatologist, no expiry date...

Found and bookmarked this link while I was searching for good foundation. Check it out !

A Comprehensive Review of Mineral Foundations I've Tried

This post has been edited by mineralcafe: Dec 26 2008, 05:55 PM

wut brand of mineral foundation is good?

im currently using benefit one. very good for combination skin

i like the mineral foundation. i use the benefits line.

it reduce my redness and my skins doesn't feel cakey.

but for better coverage i think la mer has the best. their tinted moisturized works great

hi girls.. i have sensitive skin, last time i used Za powder foundation, but it gets sticky and i grew more pimple after that. any recommendation? Will MAC or Estee lauder be better? Is the liquid based type will prevent pimples?

erm...i personally feel that mary kay mineral powder fpundation very good..control oil..very light..summore onli apply very little enuf for whole day...very good...summore hav little concealer effect...anyhtin can contact me

mac coverage is way too thick and hardly can create nude look. recommend skin79 bb cream to create flawless nude look for normal day. im using it too. if for foundation would def go for shu uemura!!!

Try BRTC BB Creams. They are a multi functional foundation, concealer, moisturizer, lightener, SPF and blemish reducer all in 1.

Available in 4 different kinds.

www.brtcstore.com