dry skin

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Final complete day: 2026-09-28. Attention was 1.5% — this entity appeared in 22 of 1,508 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (26 mentions).

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1. 2026-09-28 23:58 UTCComment

   I'm new to the AB community and am looking for a good moisturizing toner, would you recommend these? I have dry skin and lots of sebaceous filaments, and I'm on the hunt for my winter moisturizer (I live in a climate where winter is pretty cold and dry), or a summer one since I like to be prepared. Do you think these would work?

2. 2026-09-28 23:14 UTCComment

   Best advice I have for a "dry skin foundation" is to simply mix your foundation with some moisturiser. And then spot conceal. I am nitpicky as heck about makeup not looking obvious and foundation + moisturiser is the only solution I've found acceptable. You can also use blotting paper instead of powder.

3. 2026-09-28 15:52 UTCComment

   that's so true...moisturizers for dry skin tends to be heavy and have shea butter...have you found a good moisturizer for your dry skin?

4. 2026-09-28 15:17 UTCComment

   Definitely getting your barrier repaired and overall skin calmed down will help a lot. I know that is frustrating but don't try to rush it. Were you using the Missha in the red tube? They have a newer one in a purple tube that is more of a serum base and better for dry skin. It is also fragrance free, which is something I couldn't get past in the red one. Other foundations I love on my dry skin: Espoir Be Glow (they have a liquid, stick, and cushion), Etude Double Lasting Serum, Tfit Radience Fit Serum Foundation (kind of in between a BB and foundation), and the Amuse Dew Power Cushion. I do a small amount of highlighter, just under my brow bone and on the tip of my nose. Been using one from Colourpop for years that is kind of inbetween cream and powder. I use my finger to tap it on.

5. 2026-09-28 15:04 UTCComment

   Wow thanks for all the products recs! I’ll def take a look once my skin calms down. I did used to do skin flooding with toners and it worked great but I think my skin barrier is currently damaged so I cut back to only using one toner and a moisturiser which has helped a lot. How long do you usually wait to let everything absorb? I struggle with pilling but I might also just not be waiting long enough. I’ll have to check out those sunscreens! I tried the Skin1004 Hyla-Cica today and broke out in hives which is such a shame because I really liked the formula 😞. The Clio primer sounds perfect for me! For foundation/base, I usually use a flat brush and puff which I think works pretty well. I was using the Missha bb cream which worked well with oily skin but not so much on dry skin. Do you have any foundation recs for dry skin? Thanks for the advice about the face mist! I have the d’Alba white truffle spray and I think I’m gonna try spraying it onto a puff and blending it in. Yeah I’ve found that powder isn’t really working for me but I love how much it blurs my pores 😭. I think that might just have to be something I have to sacrifice atm until my skin settles down 😞. I’ll have to try the espoir setting spray! I’m currently using the judydoll one too! I feel like I have to use so much not to look dry tho and I’m really struggling to make my makeup look good for more than an hour. I feel like I’m constantly spraying my face with face mist to avoid drying out lol and yet whenever I look in a mirror there’s a patch of my skin peeling off. It’s kinda driving me insane. Also do you use a highlighter? I miss having like a natural glowyness to my skin. It just looks so dry now. Powder highlighter doesn’t really work and liquid/cream highlighters tend to lift my base. Tysm for all your recs/advice and taking the time to reply :), I never knew doing makeup on dry skin could be so different to doing makeup on oily skin. I have so much more respect for everyone with dry skin now 🙂‍↕️. It’s hard out here 😞