Makeup for sensitive skin.

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Bethany B.

Jul 23, 2013

Bethany B.

I haven't worn makeup for a while because I have really sensitive skin and when I wore makeup it made my skin itch and turn really red. I have acne, but it isn't that bad and it's being taken care of. What brands of foundation would you recommend for someone with really sensitive skin that will still provide good coverage?

Melissa D.

Jul 23, 2013

Melissa D.

There are some that specifically says 'sensitive skin' on it,

Shauna S.

Jul 23, 2013

Shauna S.

I also have extremely sensitive skin. One brand that is absolutely amazing and won't cost you much money is Marcelle Cosmetics. They should sell it at the drugstore. Their products are amazing for sensitive skin. Other drugstore products for sensitive skin are Almay and L'Oreal. I currently use L'Oreal True Match because Marcelle discontinued the foundation I like.

Jareka B.

Jul 23, 2013

Jareka B.

You might need hypoallergenic make up.

Shauna S.

Jul 24, 2013

Shauna S.

You want to avoid any parabens and sulfates as well as fragrances in your makeup. Also, many people with sensitive skin prefer mineral makeup. It's all trial and error. Before using it, put a bit on the back of your ear everyday for 5 days. If you don't get any reaction then you should be safe to use it.

Olivia J.

Jul 24, 2013

Olivia J.

Try bare minerals makeup, I also have sensitive skin but it really looked great and didn't cause any bad reactions.

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