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Well ladies and gents , as you know we have creams ,powders Mousse, and it goes on and on But what or which one do we use for the type skin we have ?. We are told !!!!.

If your skin is dry, steer away from powder foundation as this will only make your skin look cakey or flaky, and will emphasize your wrinkles. Stick to liquid or cream foundation. These will keep your face looking smooth and soft.Only use it to finish your look.

If  you have oily or combination skin, powder foundations are best for you and will give you that matte appearance and stop that shine. You might also consider using a foundation primer to control the oil try (super cover primer?)  . Touching up now and then with super cover Fine loose powder is also recommended to finish that required look.

If you have normal skin, you are blessed. You are not limited to a particular formula, and you can explore all of the options mentioned. Super cover foundation  cream is amazing with the loose  powder to get that finishing look as desired.

After saying all of that it may sound contradictory but I have  found the Answer that we have being looking for YES the magic name Supercover makeup.

This can be used for all types of skin if oily, dry,combination,or sensitive WOW sounds great hey !!!!!.

Why:

Supercover foundations will not make your skin shiny or greasy no matter what type of skin you have and will not cake or crease after application unlike other foundations.

They are water, perspiration and smear proof, allowing you to go about your daily routine without the worry of the effects that may occur from humidity, hot lights, even exercising and swimming.

Use what the proffessionals use

Supercover foundations have been approved, used and endorsed by the BASC (British Association of Skin Camouflage). They have been used by professional make-up artists for catwalk, photo shoots, bridal make-up, famous television presenters and actors and actresses including the cast of a famous BBC medical drama series. Super cover foundations contain a unique formula of high quality mineral based cosmetic creams that work to provide you with soft, natural and lasting results. These ingredients have the added benefit of concealing both minor and major skin imperfections as well as discolourations, resulting in a flawless finish.

Supercover foundations are non-comedogenic, therefore they allow the skin to breathe and function normally without clogging the pores. In addition, the anti-inflammatory minerals such as work to calm and protect the skin, making them ideal for acne sufferers as they will not irritate the skin. The natural sun protection in Supercover helps to protect the skin from the harmful rays of the sun and prevent premature aging.

Facts

Supercover foundation is a water activated cream mineral based make-up
Over 30 shades available to suit every skin tone
Does not contain any pore clogging ingredients
Protects the skin from sun and wind burn
Does not cake, crease or streak
Lasts up to 12 hours
Suitable for all skin types including sensitive skin
Does not contain alcohol, lanolin, mineral oils or perfume
Anti-inflammatory formula that is calming to the skin
Ideal for acne sufferers
Can be used to disguise major skin discolourations
Cruelty free – Supercover products have not been tested on animals

Supercover Foundations are specially set with our Supercover Fine Setting Powders. For Light Complexions our Light ,fair, tanned, light to medium,fair to medium,dark to medium dark, and all the fine setting loose powders to match from colourless to Mocha Fine are recommended.

Be sure to stop by for a new tip tomorrow.
Have a amazing Chow!!!!

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