Foundation help Needed🙏😱

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Jessica J.

Jun 10, 2014

Jessica J.

I have Acne prone Skin, and I'm not sire What Foundation Is Right For Me.
In Need Of Serious Help

Any Suggestions?👌

Jessica J.

Jun 10, 2014

Jessica J.

*sure

Nasíma M.

Jun 10, 2014

Nasíma M.

Don't use any Mac products they will break you out. Go for Clinique acne solutions I really like it

Cami J.

Jun 10, 2014

Cami J.

Jaclyn is right because both brands are formulated for acne prone skin. But I have to disagree with nasima because mac is formulated with some acne prevention benefits and it's my holy grail. Truthfully, it's all a person's skin that chooses the foundation or not. definitely go with a sensitive skin foundation first to avoid irritation and make SURE to prime the skin and moisture before hand with acne formulated products to form a barrier between the oils of the foundation and your skin. To be honest the one I would recommend the MOST for my acne girls out there like me is the chanel vitalumiere aqua because it is water based, light, and has good coverage so it will not break you out more than usual. General rule of thumb is to start with mineral or water based foundations. those tend to be the ones that are suited to more sensitive skin.

Chelsea V.

Jun 10, 2014

Chelsea V.

COVERGIRL 3 in 1 OUTLAST STAY FABULOUS FOUNDATION!

This is my holy grail, ridiculously dirt cheap, staying power in fenominal and hasn't irritated my acne prone skin! :)

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