Beauty

[SandGirl]

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@granddi wrote:

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@SandGirl wrote:

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@granddi wrote:

@SandGirl I've tried all you mentioned and others.

 My skin is too dry and old for any success using powders.

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@granddi   thank you.  What have you found that works that doesn't make lines look worse?  I have the It Cosmetics foundation everyone loves but I don't love it at all...

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I  very thinly use lancome Teint Idole Ulta Wear. 

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@granddi   Thank you, I'll take a look at this 

[shoppingless]

I've used BM, Laura Geller, Studio Fix, and liked them all. I tried 

Doll 10 TCE Serum Powder Foundation

about a year ago and LOVE it! I use Light Medium and stocked up in case they don't continue it. 

[Love2Laugh]

Hi Sandgirl,

The one I tried most recently, as in last year, and have been the most pleased with, is Jane Iredale. I also use her Primer. The powder doesn't settle into fine lines, and it lasts all day. The longer you wear it the prettier on the skin it looks. 

I hesitated for years trying this powder foundation because of the price point, but it really is one of the best I have tried. I am fair so I use the Ivory shade. I got a sample kit which was much less than the product itself because I didn't want to spend the money and have it not work. 

I tried the finishing spray that came with it, but didn't care for it. The primer and the powder foundation, however, are wonderful. 

I purchased the brush she sells with it, and that gives a heavier coverage, however, most days I like a light coverage, so I use a fluffier, less dense brush for application. 

Hope that helps.

[febe1]

You might want to try the tinted moisturizer. Laura has one.

I cannot wear any powder. Even the older models show powder in lines on the Q.

I just avoid powder altogether, in blushes, eye shadows. 

I don't think it is as much age as it is your skin condition.  

[Fifi1]

Not really a powder foundation but I am enjoying Laura Mercier bluring powder in the rose! It does well with a primer/sunscreen and I use a fan brush or her puff to apply a tiny amount. I have some lines, and it doesn't settle in them.