3Y08

[Anonymous]

what foundation should I use? Fenty and Urban Decay make my face look cakey. I have normal skin not oily.

[VRPHON]

I don't have a foundation recc'd (I'm a CC cream girl) but wanted to shout out from a fellow 3Y08! I just got my color ID in store this weekend.

[Anonymous]

yay 👏😍 thanks

[maria108]

I love Charlotte Tilbury light wonder for a light coverage, and NARS sheer glow for medium coverage. I also like MUFE HD stick foundation and hourglass vanish stick foundation. I have the same problem with fenty.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the help, I was told by Sephora I have normal to dry skin so it's best to stay away from Fenty😭 I love Rhianna and wanted her foundation so bad. I ended up getting Born This Way by Too Faced in Natural Beige.

[RandaRC]

If you purchased a foundation a bit cakey, make up up your own BB cream by mixing a great moisturizer with your foundation in the palm of your hand to warm it up before applying to your skin. Try using a foundation brush to apply it. Then wet a beauty blender to blend it in further, and this way you won't have wasted money on a foundation thats the right color IQ but wrong consistency for you.

[Anonymous]

wooahh 👏 thanks for this make up hack. 💖

[ZakiyaBT]

Hi @CORAIMA95,

Fenty and Urban Decay foundations have a matte finish which work best for those with oily or combination skin. You may want to try a foundation with a natural or radiant finish such as MAKE UP FOR EVER - Ultra HD Invisible Cover Foundation, NARS Natural Radiant Longwear Full Coverage Foundation Punjab - Medium 1  MARC JACOBS BEAUTY - Shameless Youthful-Look 24H Foundation SPF 25 or TOO FACED - Born This Way Foundation. These are great foundations that work best for normal skin. I hope that this helps. 

Best,

Zakiya

[RandaRC]

Those are all great suggestions I actually have normal to dry skin, and I love how easy it is to blend the Fenty matte sticks, but the moisturizer is crucial, and I use the Fenty highlighter and concealer matte stick over liquid foundations like the ones you suggested.