Mufe or Cover Fx for sensitive skin?

Jun 10, 2014

Yaira D.

Which foundation is best for a hot day/cold day and full coverage to cover the redness of my face? And may I add, won't break out sensitive skin x:

And may you guys also suggest a good primer, if necessary :D.

Jun 10, 2014

Kat Y.

The MUFE HD foundation never irritated my dry sensitive skin and lasted pretty well in various temperatures. It's medium coverage with one layer and full coverage with two. I used it for quite a while (over a year) and it served me well until I found ones better for very dry skin. I've never used the Cover Fx foundation on myself so I don't know how it suits sensitive skin, but I have applied it on a friend with oily skin. It's more matte than the MUFE foundation and I think it targets oilier skin. It's buildable so you can get full coverage if you use more. I also had a sample of the Cover Fx matifying and anti-acne primer, which worked nicely when I had hormonal breakouts. However, my favorite primers are Hourglass Mineral Veil (overall), Maybelline Babyskin (for smoothing out texture) and Loreal Magic Lumi primer (for brightening).

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