The book does not recommend any foundations for DSPW skin! Does anyone have advice on what works?

The book does not recommend any foundations for DSPW skin! Does anyone have advice on what works?

I am very borderline for O/D, so I'm not sure that what works for me will work for really dry skin. I use (and like) Benefit's Non-Fiction foundation. It goes on well over moisturizer, is not noticeable as make-up (... makes my skin look nice but not "made up"), and stays smooth. I just started wearing foundation about a year ago when I noticed my skin tone was a bit uneven, and I don't wear foundation too often, but I do like this. I would be curious to see what others use though.....

I believe Dr. B is going to look into a few foundations from Laura Mercier that I asked about. I am a definite DSPW and the foundations I use are either Laura Mercier Silk Creme or the Moisturzing foundation and when I want a drugstore foundation, I've been using Neutrogena Visibly Even. Sometimes I only use Physicians Formual Mineral Powder Foundation over the Dr. Denese Day Cream (tinted moisturizer).

Because I'm so borderline between O and D, I'm finding now that I do well with oil based foundations in Winter and oil free in Summer. Currently I'm using Dr. Denese's Daycream with Clientele Perfect Coverage Compact (minerals) over.

Aspenstar - I received that Smashbox Seamless today, but already had my face on. I'll report back tomorrow and see if it lists ingredients as well. Oh, I got a really nice note back from Clientele with ingredient lists from the chermist. Later I will sit down with the book and see if there are any conflicts with the powder and foundations. I also asked for ingredients for some of their Elastology products with soy. It's silly those lists aren't readily available on websites or packaging.

FIDGET:

Ok, I'm really curious about the Smashbox seamless foundation and what you found out about the soy with the Clientele products - I think somewhere in the others chapters, it says to use only fractionated soy or this will only aggravate the pigmentation. (Sorr, don't have my book with me now...

DRPW