What foundation are you wearing on your wedding day?

whitespirit · by **whitespirit** » Tue Apr 24, 2022 8:11 pm

I have not used either but I'd imagine DW might be a bit heavy on your skin in the heat?? But on the plus side I hear that it doesn't move which also could be a bonus in the heat. You could try DW light or else go with what they are all using in spain. Is there SPF in the Mac pro?

candlequeen · by **candlequeen** » Tue Apr 24, 2022 10:28 pm

DW is far too heavy for me. The problem I have with foundations is that most of them are too dark for me, and I won't be wearing fake tan (hate it) - so the one that suited me best @trial was the lightest (or second lightest) shade in the Lancome Teint Idole Ultra 24. It gave good even coverage, I wasn't caked, and it didn't dry me out. It looked really well in photos and I didn't feel like I was wearing any make-up.

dumdumdidum2013 · by **dumdumdidum2013** » Sat Apr 28, 2022 1:59 pm

Is anyone doing their own make up? I keep changing my mind I like how I do my make up normally just afraid won't last full day don't want to be conscious of it or have to pop off to powder my nose!

candlequeen · by **candlequeen** » Sat Apr 28, 2022 2:25 pm

dumdumdidum2013 wrote:Is anyone doing their own make up? I keep changing my mind I like how I do my make up normally just afraid won't last full day don't want to be conscious of it or have to pop off to powder my nose!

I was going to but when I panic, my face gets really hot and I can't imagine what the nerves will be like on the morning so I got the trial and I know for a fact that I wouldn't be able to do the whole primer/foundation/contouring thing properly on the day so I'm going with the MUA - I don't know if mine will last the full day either but it's a lot easier to touch up when it's done for me at the start!

flor · by **flor** » Sat Apr 28, 2022 5:39 pm

i think you can pretty much wear any foundation as long as you have a primer underneath. the primer creates a barrier between your skin & your makeup so oil or sweat from your skin doesn't cause the makeup to melt off.

candlequeen - have you tried bobbi brown foundation? their 'alabaster' shade is very pale & their "skin foundation" is really light but with medium coverage, looks like a 'second skin'.

dumdumdidum - am strongly considering doing it myself. haven't had a trial yet, but am a bit worred about coming out looking orange. will see how the trials go.

candlequeen · by **candlequeen** » Sat Apr 28, 2022 6:08 pm

flor wrote:i think you can pretty much wear any foundation as long as you have a primer underneath. the primer creates a barrier between your skin & your makeup so oil or sweat from your skin doesn't cause the makeup to melt off.

candlequeen - have you tried bobbi brown foundation? their 'alabaster' shade is very pale & their "skin foundation" is really light but with medium coverage, looks like a 'second skin'.

dumdumdidum - am strongly considering doing it myself. haven't had a trial yet, but am a bit worred about coming out looking orange. will see how the trials go.

Thanks a million, will have a look at that one - I really don't want to be orange either and I hate tan!

dumdumdidum2013 · by **dumdumdidum2013** » Sat Apr 28, 2022 7:07 pm

I use the Benefit That Gal Primerand love it but they have discontinued it wail! :o(

raging have had it ages trying to save it for special occassions Penney's used to do a great copy but they discontinued it too!

Any suggestions for other primers? I always need moisturiser on 1st or skin gets dry and flaky and make up cakes :duh:

flor · by **flor** » Sat Apr 28, 2022 8:31 pm

i like smashbox photofinish primer on the face, and on the eyes, too faced shadow insurance works really well [link: https://www.toofaced.com/p-544-shadow-i ... rimer.aspx?] - has some pigments through it which kind of blanks out any redness etc on the eyelid - eyeshadow stays put for ever! have tried the photofinish on the eyelids but found it didn't work quite as well.

whitespirit · by **whitespirit** » Wed May 02, 2022 8:36 pm

dumdumdidum2013 wrote:Any suggestions for other primers? I always need moisturiser on 1st or skin gets dry and flaky and make up cakes

Bobbi brown have a moisturiser which contains a primer

teapotty · by **teapotty** » Wed May 02, 2022 9:00 pm

whitespirit wrote:
dumdumdidum2013 wrote:Any suggestions for other primers? I always need moisturiser on 1st or skin gets dry and flaky and make up cakes

Bobbi brown have a moisturiser which contains a primer

Yeah it is called Bobbi Brown hydrating face cream,it's excellent

dumdumdidum2013 · by **dumdumdidum2013** » Wed May 02, 2022 9:13 pm

oooh must have a look for that one!! Thanks :wv

flor · by **flor** » Thu May 03, 2022 11:03 pm

just to throw another option in to the pot here....! made a new discovery on the foundation & primer front today!

I may just have stopped by the Benefit counter today & i may just have ended up getting a bottle of their new liquid foundation 'Hello Flawless Oxygen Wow". It's veery nice... couldn't help myself!

The colour is really good, & it gave a gorgeous dewy finish. it's also oil free so worked well on me (have combination skin). coverage was quite good too (light to medium, very natural looking). it has spf 25 & vitamin c & e. plus, it's a bit cheaper than the bobbi brown - e35 as opposed to e45(i think) for the bobbi brown.

i also got a sample tube of their primer which the girl at the counter used on me, it's called the porefessional -nice silky finish with pigments in it to blank out redness.

whitespirit · by **whitespirit** » Thu May 17, 2022 2:18 pm

Had a trial using lancome teint miracle- it looked really well. MUA says because my skin is dry double wear would be no good for me. Loved the Lancome, it looked flawless natural and not caked on. :o)ll

Anyone else use this?

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