Something I would STAY AWAY from if you have sensitive skin-

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Madelyn F.

Apr 30, 2013

Madelyn F.

I have sensitive skin and a condition called Rosacea. It's where your skin gets red and itchy and it is very hard to control. Anything can make it flare up. If you have if, I would suggest Milk Thistle pills, a lot of water, and eating healthy. (It has a lot to do with what kind of stuff you're eating and how your body reacts to it.) But anyways, if you have sensitive skin this foundation is not a good choice. I used it for a while and it seemed fine, but the day I took my modeling portfolio pictures my Rosacea broke out in the worse condition I've ever had. (Thank God it was after the pictures.)
Tips for if your Rosacea ever flares up:
You will notice, because your skin will be covered in red rash-y bumps (not acne) and it will itch like crazy. Don't panic, all you'll need is some Aloe. Try to get it straight from the plant if possible! (Trust me, no more chemicals are needed!) DO NOT put on makeup. The aloe needs to do its job. It cleared mine up within a few hours, but everyone's skin is different. Also, stay away from scented makeup products if you have sensitive skin. Those usually make me break out the worst. Discontinue any product (makeup, lotion, body wash, etc.) if anything irritates your skin. Make sure you know your skin type girls! It will save you some trouble. 
Xoxoxo

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