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How should I go about finding the right foundation makeup?

asked by pumpkyn (15)

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First, find a price range to know where to begin the search. Second, establish the skin type you have (oily, dry, acne, combination?) Third, Match your skintone Fourth, Go to the store and consult with a specialist on what make-up brand would be suit you (wrinkles, medium coverage, sensitive skin?)

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Rub a sample of the foundation onto your jawline and go into natural daylight. Choose the shade that blends into your own skin colour the best.

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posted by Juneh (102)
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Always apply a small sample of foundation to both the top of your hand and to the underside of your wrist, this will allow for the closest match to your natural skin color. Take into account your skin type, oily versus dry, and choose the foundation type that works for you.

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posted by Katie53 (10)
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Leave it to the professionals and go to MAC cosmetics and they'll pick the perfect shade. If you go home and decide you don't like it; you can return with your money back.

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posted by shorty (206)
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The best thing to do is go to a makeup counter and have them do your match. If on your own, match the makeup the back of your hand.

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You might go to a department store make up counter and have them help you find the right color to match your skin. Or, to a store like Sephora where they will give advice. Or, a trusted friend who wears makeup and will help you out.

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