Best high street foundation (uk)

[doozeldog]

Just wondering if anybody can recommend a good foundation, medium or high coverage and under 15 quid I have normal skin with oily chin and nose!

Cheers x

Max factor facefinity is good for the price. My all time favourite is Beneft Hello Flawless, but that's over budget.

The No 7 one could be worth a try, especially if you can get it with one of their offers.

No7 face match thing. I dint use foundation often but, since I was matched I've binned my over-yellow foundations and feel much more natural. Everything just looks better...blush shade and lippie, for wearing the right base.

I love dream matte mousse from
Maybelline, I have the same skin type as you too

L'Oréal Match foundation is the best high street one I have used. Doublewear took a back seat for it.

Bourgeois healthy mix (red top) is great. Easily as good as the clinique I also have.

Maybelline Fit Me Matte is brilliant for oily skin. Was recommended to me on here and is the best I've tried as I don't have to keep powdering my nose all day!

Max factor Lasting Performance. Coverage is as good as Doublewear but much less mask like. Lasts till you remove it at night. I love it.

Max Factor is brilliant - all of it, IMO.

Fit Me.

The best by far.

The new Avon all in one foundation is very good and definitely non-greasy.

Maybelline fit me foundation is a great cheap foundation. Medium coverage with a matte finish.

I bought Bourjois healthy mix after reading about it here....can understand why people rave about it. covers well, but not too heavy, reasonably well lasting, what's not to like??

Revlon Colourstay Combination/Oily. Good buildable cover, lasts well, good range of colours.

Another fan of Revlon colorstay in oily/combo. I havent tried the maybelline though or the MF. Can anyone tell me how they compare?

Marking place as I'm still searching for my holy grail high street foundation! Also have combination/oily t zone. I suffer with hormonal spots and have red marks that need covering.

I recently bought the Revlon Colorstay and I think it's awful! Too liquidy. Hard to put it on without leaving the lines from my brush. Once it's on it's ok though. I was going to investigate whether I could return it!

I like No7 Beautifully Matte but I'm not convinced the palest colour is pale enough!

L'Oreal Infallible is probably my favourite-I should've bought it again this time but was drawn into a 3 for 2 Revlon offer!

So reading with interest!

Maybelline Dream silk liquid is the best high street for me. Bourjois health mix is good, but even the lowest number is too yellow toned for my colouring.

Creme - did you try the oily skin colorstay? I find the normal skin one is awful like you describe

Yes just double checked and it's combo/oily!

The Ordinary have started to do foundation, mine arrived yesterday. They are good, great coverage. I blend mine with some moisturiser or illuminatior and it mixes well. Lasts all day, feels light on, all for under 6 quid, bargain!

I have some Bourgeois tinted moisturiser that's lovely, it's not quite the right shade but you might be lucky and get a good colour match - they only do three shades. It's light with decent coverage and doesn't make my nose greasy. I have normal skin with a slightly oily t-zone. I kept it to use on a small patch of vitiligo as the slightly too dark foundation makes the white spot blend into the rest of my face. I use Laura mercier candle glow on the rest of my face after a giant hunt for wedding makeup, it's the best colour match I've ever had but it does make my nose a bit shiny and I have to top up powder there. But that's probably not what you mean by high street!

Revlon Colourstay Combination/Oily.

Agreed. I have it on today (Buff) and when my eyes run as they normally do (nothing to do with make up) it did NOT run down my face. Bonus!

I love this one from W7:
www.w7cosmetics.co.uk/collections/w7-foundation-makeup/products/matte-made-in-heaven-buff

20% discount code AUGUST as well (for anything on their website according to the pop-up, not just this foundation)