How to Choose the Right Foundation for Your Skin Type

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1. Determine Your Skin Type: The first step in choosing the right foundation is to determine your skin type. Are you oily, dry, combination, or normal? Knowing your skin type will help you select a foundation that works best for your specific needs.

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2. Consider Your Skin Concerns: Do you have acne, rosacea, or other skin concerns that you want to address? Look for foundations that are specifically designed to address your concerns, such as those with acne-fighting ingredients or those that are fragrance-free for sensitive skin.

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