Photo of Limpho Nonkonyane

5 Must-have foundations this winter

A new season requires a new makeup routine especially when wearing foundation. This is because your normal foundation cream can cause your skin to dry out and your makeup to crease and look flaky.

Applying foundation is usually the most essential tool in your makeup routine with every look that you try to achieve. Picking the right foundation cream is also as important, especially in winter.

If you are still a beginner in makeup or have been doing your makeup for years, having two makeup foundation creams is essential for a long-lasting look, and with most people wearing makeup to enhance their looks you still want to look like yourself more than anything.

Cosmopolitan states that when shopping for the perfect foundation cream you need to consider a few things such as your skin type, whether the foundation is full coverage, how much it costs and if it’s matte or dewy.

Colour Cafe lists 5 foundations you need this winter:

1. Clinique even better SPF 15: This foundation provides medium coverage, a natural finish, UV protection, and skincare benefits, making it ideal for sensitive skin and even skin tone.

2. Estée Lauder Double Wear Stay-in-Place: It is great for individuals seeking a foundation that remains put all day, even in chilly conditions.

3. Revlon ColorStay Foundation: Provides 24 hour coverage and is best suited for catering to different skin types during winter.

4. Fenty Beauty-Soft matte foundation: It features a long-wearing formula and full coverage, making it ideal for cold temperatures.

5. Lancome Ultra wear foundation: This foundation offers long-lasting, full coverage with a natural matte finish. It is known for its oil-free formula and comfortable wear, making it a good choice for the winter season.

WATCH THIS FOR MORE:

Also see: WATCH: Lash tech impresses internet users with eyebrow extensions

The rise of indigenous language podcasting in South Africa

For decades, South Africa’s formal broadcasting and commercial audio sectors were heavily dominated by English and Afrikaans, leaving millions of indigenous language speakers on the periphery of mainstream media. Also see: Podcast Day: South African podcasts to add to your listening list Today, however, a digital audio revolution is quietly reshaping the nation’s cultural landscape. […]

Read more...

Bokang Montjane-Tshabalala offers free autism screening and developmental support to families

Bokang Montjane-Tshabalala is encouraging parents and caregivers who have concerns about their children’s development to seek professional guidance through a free autism screening initiative at the Owethu Ausome Centre. Also see: 15 years later: Bokang Montjane-Tshabalala reflects on Miss Universe SA journey The initiative, brought to families by the Bokang Montjane Foundation, aims to help […]

Read more...

Video of King Misuzulu smoking during phone call sparks mixed reactions

A video appearing to show Zulu monarch King Misuzulu kaZwelithini smoking during a phone call has sparked mixed reactions on social media, with viewers divided over the footage and the expectations placed on traditional leaders. Also see: King Misuzulu announces plan to apologise to Shembe leadership The clip shows King Misuzulu dressed casually while seemingly […]

Read more...