Comments on: Foundation Makeup http://www.beautysecrets101.com/foundation-makeup.html www.beautysecrets101.com - A comprehensive resource for looking and feeling your absolute best! Thu, 20 Nov 2008 14:11:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 by: Sharon Larsen http://www.beautysecrets101.com/foundation-makeup.html#comment-1028 Fri, 09 Jun 2006 16:29:41 +0000 http://www.beautysecrets101.com/foundation-makeup.html#comment-1028 One great brand of makeup that you can use is MAC. I love their products, and professional makeup artists use them all the time on models and actresses! One great brand of makeup that you can use is MAC. I love their products, and professional makeup artists use them all the time on models and actresses!

]]> by: fasinoor87 http://www.beautysecrets101.com/foundation-makeup.html#comment-1025 Fri, 09 Jun 2006 13:58:12 +0000 http://www.beautysecrets101.com/foundation-makeup.html#comment-1025 i want to know the name of pancake and foundation.please tell me only one good name of company.i am free therefore i decide i do something . i am sure u must tell me i want to know the name of pancake and foundation.please tell me only one good name of company.i am free therefore i decide i do something . i am sure u must tell me

]]> by: tracey downey http://www.beautysecrets101.com/foundation-makeup.html#comment-413 Sat, 29 Apr 2006 12:00:04 +0000 http://www.beautysecrets101.com/foundation-makeup.html#comment-413 please let me know why, my skin gets dry under the maybelline dream mouse make-up. I like the way it feels so light, my problem spots are around my nose, forehead and chin. I use a very good face cream, before hand. still have the same problem. thank-you tracey please let me know why, my skin gets dry under the maybelline dream mouse make-up. I like the way it feels so light, my problem spots are around my nose, forehead and chin. I use a very good face cream, before hand. still have the same problem. thank-you tracey

]]> by: Beauty Secrets 101 » Blog Archive » Debra LaFave’s Makeup http://www.beautysecrets101.com/foundation-makeup.html#comment-38 Thu, 23 Mar 2006 23:56:07 +0000 http://www.beautysecrets101.com/foundation-makeup.html#comment-38 [...] Notice her carefully placed lipstick and neatly applied eyeliner and eye shadow. I also have to compliment her on her blush. Well done, Debra! Her complexion is beautiful, although I am not sure what happened with her foundation. Perhaps the lights were too bright, but did anyone else notice the shine? Depending on an individual’s skin type, their skin can be either too oily or too dry. Of course, there are some lucky people with perfect skin. [...] […] Notice her carefully placed lipstick and neatly applied eyeliner and eye shadow. I also have to compliment her on her blush. Well done, Debra! Her complexion is beautiful, although I am not sure what happened with her foundation. Perhaps the lights were too bright, but did anyone else notice the shine? Depending on an individual’s skin type, their skin can be either too oily or too dry. Of course, there are some lucky people with perfect skin. […]

]]> by: Sarah http://www.beautysecrets101.com/foundation-makeup.html#comment-21 Thu, 16 Mar 2006 00:09:39 +0000 http://www.beautysecrets101.com/foundation-makeup.html#comment-21 Hi Sharon, thanks for the compliments on my blog! Here are the answers to the questions you asked me on my blog (http://blog.mystical-beauty.com/life/2006/03/13/proactive-review-part-2/#comments) This is long, so I am going to break it down into 2 parts. Part 1, What brand of foundations would I suggest. I’m having a love/hate relationship with Bare Escentuals right now. Some days it works great for me, and other days it doesn’t. Suprisingly when I was in on vacation in MN in January, it worked better for me than my liquid foundations did. I also like Maybelline’s Age Rewind Foundation, and if I had to go out and buy a new foundation today, that is the foundation I would be most likely to get. I am currently testing Revlon’s Colorstay Makeup with softlex and spf 6 for combo/oily skin. I’ve only used it for a few days, but it seems to be working well. I also used Almay’s Clear Complexion Blemish Healing Makeup for several weeks, and I was pleased with it. I didn’t notice it healing any blemishes, or making any effect, but I did stop using it because I was worried that the .6 salicylic acid in the foundation would be too much for me in combination with the proactive I am using. I personally would not recomment physicians formula mineral wear, although I know a lot of other women love it. I found that it wears off very quickly, does not provide enough coverage, and makes my face look oily. If I cover it with some BE’s mineral veil it helps a little, but not much. Part 2, What I look for in a foundation I have oily, acne prone pale skin, so I am always looking for a noncomedogenic foundation, in a very pale color! It can be pretty hard to find. I usually prefer liquid foundations, as I’ve found that creme to powders, pancake, and mousse foundations such as Maybelline’s Dream Matte Mousse just don’t work well on my skin. Hi Sharon, thanks for the compliments on my blog!

Here are the answers to the questions you asked me on my blog (http://blog.mystical-beauty.com/life/2006/03/13/proactive-review-part-2/#comments)

This is long, so I am going to break it down into 2 parts.

Part 1, What brand of foundations would I suggest.

I’m having a love/hate relationship with Bare Escentuals right now. Some days it works great for me, and other days it doesn’t.

Suprisingly when I was in on vacation in MN in January, it worked better for me than my liquid foundations did.

I also like Maybelline’s Age Rewind Foundation, and if I had to go out and buy a new foundation today, that is the foundation I would be most likely to get.

I am currently testing Revlon’s Colorstay Makeup with softlex and spf 6 for combo/oily skin. I’ve only used it for a few days, but it seems to be working well.

I also used Almay’s Clear Complexion Blemish Healing Makeup for several weeks, and I was pleased with it.

I didn’t notice it healing any blemishes, or making any effect, but I did stop using it because I was worried that the .6 salicylic acid in the foundation would be too much for me in combination with the proactive I am using.

I personally would not recomment physicians formula mineral wear, although I know a lot of other women love it. I found that it wears off very quickly, does not provide enough coverage, and makes my face look oily. If I cover it with some BE’s mineral veil it helps a little, but not much.

Part 2, What I look for in a foundation

I have oily, acne prone pale skin, so I am always looking for a noncomedogenic foundation, in a very pale color! It can be pretty hard to find.

I usually prefer liquid foundations, as I’ve found that creme to powders, pancake, and mousse foundations such as Maybelline’s Dream Matte Mousse just don’t work well on my skin.

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