Foundation for light, sensitive, acne prone skin.

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Jessica B.

Jun 6, 2013

Jessica B.

I'm looking for a full coverage foundation for very light skin. My skin is also very sensitive and acne prone. In the past I've tried Mary Kay full coverage foundation (no longer being sold), bare minerals, cover girl, Clinique, a few others I can't think I at the moment, and currently Revlon colorstay. I love the Revlon coverage, but even the lightest shade is too dark for me and it makes my face break put. Bare minerals I didn't like the coverage, Clinique didn't have a light enough shade and the rest either broke me out or I didn't like how sheet the coverage was. I've also tried a BB creme, but didn't Ike the coverage either. Help please! If it helps, I have pinkish undertones :)

Brooke B.

Jun 6, 2013

Brooke B.

Estee Lauder double wear!

Jessica B.

Jun 6, 2013

Jessica B.

Thanks, I'll look into it

Ashley H.

Jun 7, 2013

Ashley H.

Try Nars I have acne/oily/sensitive skin and its really the only thing thay I use. its $44 dollars at Sephora but I use my fingers cause its light like putting moisturizer on and you really don't need much at all so it lasts forever. and I love that it looks so natural and doesn't even look like I'm wearing anything at all. I really love it I would go to Sephora and get one of the makeup artists to put it on you to see if you like it.

Katelyn J.

Jun 7, 2013

Katelyn J.

Bare minerals is amazing. It's all natural and the minerals are actually proven to help your skin. I love it. They sell starter kits on sephora.

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