What is the best powder foundation?

Answer 1

everyone i know seems to prefer covergirl.

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There are a couple kinds of these.

First are "cream to powder" foundations. These come in a compact and are applied with a dry sponge--they give you one with the compact, and it's fine. Cover Girl makes a pretty good one of these.

The other kind are "mineral" foundations. They look like loose powder but cover far better. I wear Bare Minerals, but that's expensive; Maybelline makes a good drugstore line.

Answer 2

i have 4 best matte finishing foundations.

1. I personally find "L'Oreal roll on true match" the best foundation as it leaves an even finish without any of that irritating, sweaty looking shine. However it still leaves you glowing! you can get a variety of different tones to suit your skin colour but i would suggest getting two, one your skin tone in winter and one for your skin tone in summer as i found there is quite a big difference and ended up slightly stuck when i only had my roll on foundation that i bought in the summer to wear on Christmas Day!

2. You should also try the new max factor foundation for perfect coverage:

second skin- for virtually undetectable natural looking coverage

age renew-for medium coverage

miracle touch- for a high, even coverage

3. Dream matte mousse is quite a common one because you can get the perfect colour for you and it leaves your skin feeling unbelievably soft!

4. Maybelline- New York, the new dream satin liquid foundation comes in 8 natural looking shades and leaves skin with an 100% pore-less look and airbrush finish.

enjoy!! but remember to keep skin moisturized to complete the matte look.

Answer 3

Some say that liquid foundation is better because it is easier to apply and gives a more natural, even look. But powder foundation seems to be better for blending and people with oily skin. Click here for more: http://www.kissmegoodnight.com/beauty-secrets/liquid_or_powder_makeup_foundations.shtml

Answer 4

if you want more coverage liquid fondation is better but if you want less coverage go with powder. but different brands of makeup will be different results, so it all depends