Whichever you use is a matter of personal preference. There are also many different forms: powder foundation, liquid foundation, cushion compact foundation, serum foundations, and tinted oil ...

Once you have your foundation (whether it's liquid, cream, or powder), it's time for application. "I tend to start applying foundation toward the center of the face and work the product outward ...

For fool-proof application, she recommends using a liquid foundation. “Liquid tends to offer more options when it comes to natural finishes and level of coverage.” Skip out on a full-coverage ...

and a very apologetic look. How you apply your foundation is up to you, but if you want the absolute best, Photoshop-level finish, most makeup artists would agree that Beautyblenders (or any good ...

As skin matures, applying foundation becomes more than just a step in a makeup routine—it becomes an art form. Fine lines, ...

But sometimes the market presents us with the paradox of choice and we can be all sorts of confused about what to use. A perfect example of this is foundation. Cream, liquid, powder—how are we ...

What that says to me is that the foundation is not only a heavy feeling, but would further dry the skin out,” she says. How do you apply liquid foundation? The best way to apply liquid ...

The color is buildable and it blends seamlessly onto the skin without messing up or pooling foundation ... s liquid blush comes with a sponge-y applicator tip for mess-free application.

If you want to go full glam, you can even use liquid and powder foundation together to get the “most flawless finish,” according to makeup artist and esthetician Jill Sharkey. On the other ...

The Maybelline Fit Me Matte + Poreless Liquid Foundation is not one of them. It is easy to blend, I don't have to use much to cover any acne, and it lasts all day without a touch-up, even when it ...