Foundation...For Sensitive Skin

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T H.

Nov 28, 2012

T H.

What are some good foundations for sensitive skin that won't irritate my skin?

Huda A.

Nov 28, 2012

Huda A.

i have sensitive skin and use estee lauder double wear which hasnt irritated my skin, also one by a brand called lavera which is very light and feels great on..avoid cheap drugstore foundations as those have heaps of chemicals that will irritate your skin, for me maybelline is the worst

T H.

Nov 28, 2012

T H.

Thanks!

Lauren A.

Nov 29, 2012

Lauren A.

clinique and bare minerals foundation is good

Tia B.

Nov 29, 2012

Tia B.

Clinique Superbalanced
What she thought: "This product takes away any fears of foundation looking cakey and messy. It glides onto the skin smoothly to provide a perfect complexion. Its weightless feel and easy-to-use brush applicator make it hard not to want to finish the entire container in one day. The portable packaging that comes with a built-in mirror and mini-brush makes touch-ups fast and easy -- not that you need any since the product lasts the entire day. The best feature has to be the twist and turn top that shaves the powder for you so that you get just the right amount to use for each application." 

Libby P.

Nov 29, 2012

Libby P.

Clinique superbalanced liquid foundation is also great. I have sensitive skin and love it!

T H.

Nov 30, 2012

T H.

Thanks everyone :)

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