Breakouts using Loreal Pro Glow :(

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Vanessa L.

Jul 13, 2016

Vanessa L.

So I bought the loreal pro glow and loveddddd the coverage and how it made my skin look. I have combo skin with a very oily nose so ANY foundation that I use whether its matte or not my nose gets oily :( wish I can do something for that but back to the point I used the pro glow yesterday for the first time and this morning I woke up with a couple break out :( anyone else experience that using this??

Aleena P.

Jul 13, 2016

Aleena P.

Everybody's skin is different. many things that people use to improve their skin break me out or irritate my skin and vice versa. skin care is very personal and what breaks out one person may be completely different from another. there are of course certain ingredients that are more or less prone to clogging pores or causing irritation, but your skin will ultimately decide what it likes. my skin didn't react to the pro glow, but if you notice it breaking you out, I would put it to the side or return it, regardless of how much luck anyone else did or didn't have with it. no coverage or finish is worth making your skin worse.

if you're already using a mattifying primer on your nose as well as a mattifying powder I would suggest only using matte foundations on your nose, even if you use a dewy one elsewhere. if you're doing everything to prep the skin and set it you may just have to try new products or keep up with touchups/blotting more often.

Brook A.

Jul 18, 2016

Brook A.

I'd stop using it, try Maybelline's Fit Me.

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