Choosing the Right Foundation


Slay of the Day- Choosing the Right Foundation


 Choosing the right foundation can be a tricky and frankly annoying task as we all have different skin types, not to mention other environmental factors that contribute to this daunting task. Here are some tips from some experts that can hopefully assist in the decision.

If you have oily or combination skin, that causes your makeup to slide off before the day is finished and you want to cover up acne blemishes or large pores, you want to choose a foundation that is liquid and oil free, with a silicone base. This will leave you with a matte finish.

If you suffer with dry skin that looks flaky after foundation is applied and you want to cover up blemishes or fine wrinkle lines, try using a foundation that is moisture rich with hydration boost and an anti-aging formula.


If your sensitive skin that is easily irritated and shows areas of redness and you want to have an even tone, try using a foundation that is mineral based as it is free of irritants, and highly pigmented to cover up redness and give you an even tone.

Once you chosen the right foundation type, you now need to choose the right shade. To get the perfect shade you can ask the trained attendant at the makeup section which shade will suit you best. They may not always get it right by looking at you, so ensure that they do a spot test along your jawline to ensure that it matches both your face and neck. Once it blends into your skin you’ve found your perfect shade. You should also try test in as much natural light as possible.

I hope you found these tips helpful and that it assists you in finding the perfect foundation. Happy hunting!
  
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Comments

  1. I hate it when those counter girls get your shade wrong.... thanks for the info....

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  2. It's tough for me to get my perfect shade, I usually have to mix 2 shades to fit my tone... I've given up trying to get help from those attendants lol

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  3. Yes I have experienced these so called trained counter attendants myself.....but as I said ensure that they do a test on your jawline before you purchase.

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