MAC - Well Defined (Studio Sculpt) Discussion
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coachkitten
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I am wondering how much longer I should give this foundation as well. The finish is AMAZING but my skin has never looked worse. Especially my chin. It is worse than I have ever seen it in my whole life.
Originally Posted by nursee81
I've broken out with 1 or 2 pimples which I never get. How much longer should I try it out befor giving up? |
I am wondering how much longer I should give this foundation as well. The finish is AMAZING but my skin has never looked worse. Especially my chin. It is worse than I have ever seen it in my whole life.
GlamQueen21
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Aw, I'm feel so bad for you guys that broke out from this amazing product. I do want to try it but I don't know...
coachkitten
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I would get a sample from your local counter and see what you think. The finish is wonderful which makes it hard to give up!
| Originally Posted by GlamQueen21
Aw, I'm feel so bad for you guys that broke out from this amazing product. I do want to try it but I don't know... |
I would get a sample from your local counter and see what you think. The finish is wonderful which makes it hard to give up!
Shoegal-fr
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I think, maybe, some breakouts don't result from the foundation itself, but from a kind of interaction between people's skincare and the foundation.
You can tell, by the ingredients, that this foundation is kind of a skincare product.
So maybe, some breakouts will stop by changing the skincare routine?
You can tell, by the ingredients, that this foundation is kind of a skincare product.
So maybe, some breakouts will stop by changing the skincare routine?
Heiaken
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^IMO it's just a lot less hassle to change the foundation to something that has worked well with your skincare in the past than to start podering what's in my skincare possibly is causing this. If it doesn't work then it doesn't work. I'd say that if your current skincare regime is keeping your face clear and then you put something else to your face and it starts to get irritated it's a no brainer what's causing that
btw does anyone has then INCI-list of this foundation?
btw does anyone has then INCI-list of this foundation?
Shoegal-fr
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Yeah, i was speaking for people who said they don't want to give up on this foundation, obviously.
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| Originally Posted by Heiaken
^IMO it's just a lot less hassle to change the foundation to something that has worked well with your skincare in the past than to start podering what's in my skincare possibly is causing this. If it doesn't work then it doesn't work. I'd say that if your current skincare regime is keeping your face clear and then you put something else to your face and it starts to get irritated it's a no brainer what's causing that
btw does anyone has then INCI-list of this foundation? |
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kula_bear
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Same here, I only wear makeup on the weekends, and so far no breakouts. I think I've only used it once. But I do have a pretty hefty make up removal regime that I stick too.
| Originally Posted by TISH1127
No breakouts for me...But I must admit I wear foundation about 1x a week |
Same here, I only wear makeup on the weekends, and so far no breakouts. I think I've only used it once. But I do have a pretty hefty make up removal regime that I stick too.
Enchantedcameo
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The one thing I really liked about this foundation is that i looked flawless pretty much all day. Usually have to touch up my t-zone area by lunch time. But with the Studio Sculpt I didn't have to unitl I left work. I work from 8-5. I wish it hadn't broken me out.
rbella
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I am a skin freak as I have dealt with issues my whole life. I swear by the following:
MUFE face and body liquid foundation (NOT HD!!!) Extremely light, thin coverage
La Roche Posay Toleraine Corrector Fluide (Thick and covers EVERYTHING) makes skin look flawless if you have pics
Vincent Longo-best for days when you need more coverage than MUFE liquid but less than La Roche Posay
Cinema Secrets Concealers-AMAZING, AMAZING, AMAZING. Nuff said.
MUFE face and body liquid foundation (NOT HD!!!) Extremely light, thin coverage
La Roche Posay Toleraine Corrector Fluide (Thick and covers EVERYTHING) makes skin look flawless if you have pics
Vincent Longo-best for days when you need more coverage than MUFE liquid but less than La Roche Posay
Cinema Secrets Concealers-AMAZING, AMAZING, AMAZING. Nuff said.
blindpassion
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I just returned mine today. It wasn't good enough to steal me away from my MUFE HD.
GlamQueen21
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That's a good idea. I should get a sample of the Studio Sculpt Foundation before buying the product. Thank you so much!
| Originally Posted by coachkitten
I would get a sample from your local counter and see what you think. The finish is wonderful which makes it hard to give up! |
That's a good idea. I should get a sample of the Studio Sculpt Foundation before buying the product. Thank you so much!
IheartCosmetics
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Honestly, I think this makes no sense.
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| Originally Posted by Shoegal-fr
I think, maybe, some breakouts don't result from the foundation itself, but from a kind of interaction between people's skincare and the foundation. You can tell, by the ingredients, that this foundation is kind of a skincare product. So maybe, some breakouts will stop by changing the skincare routine? |
