Ton Of Zits!!

Apr 28, 2014

Bella L.

Erica I don't understand your question are you asking for a better foundation for acne prone skin

Apr 28, 2014

If so I suggest using clinique or neutrogena foundation that is made to help control acne And if you are acne prone I highly suggest when picking a foundation to make sure it is oil free it will help to not cause more breakouts and also use a primer under your foundation I like to use the smashbox photo finish blemish control primer it gives me a flawless finish and prevents me from getting acne

Apr 28, 2014

Faith B.

You sound allergic; so try something more gentle. Clinique is a good suggestion. It's very gentle and won't clog your pores.

Apr 28, 2014

Sara B.

Noxzeam works really good for me.

Apr 28, 2014

Rachel M.

It sounds like you're allergic to it!! Stop using it right away and give your face a couple days to heal without anything but moisturizer on it

Apr 28, 2014

Sophie O.

Clinique

Apr 28, 2014

MaKenzie T.

So you can definitely go and get an allergy test, so you can see which ingredients could be making you break out.

Foundation wise, the only foundation I have had, that never made me break out was the Revlon Colorstay, in their lightest shade. Now I don't own many high end foundations, but I have read zillions of reviews on the Dermablend Foundation... I had readthat it is great for sensitive skin, and is just overall a great line.I believe Jackie recommends it.Here is something on it, you might like to read.

Hope this helped.!:))))

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