Drugstore Tinted Moisturizers/Foundations for acne-prone skin?

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Naly C.

Oct 26, 2011

Naly C.

Any good tinted moisturizer or foundation with good coverage for acne prone skin? Something I can get from a drugstore? For department/high-end I'm thinking about getting Laura Mercier Oil-Free Tinted Moisturizer; any ideas? 
Thanks(:

Jane A.

Oct 26, 2011

Jane A.

Revlon ColorStay is a pretty good foundation. Depending on the way you apply it, it has very good coverage. I have acne prone, sensitive, very oily skin -- this foundation has been good to me breakout wise. If you apply the foundation with a brush I think you get high coverage, but I use a damp sponge so my coverage is a medium/full.

Just today, I mixed my ColorStay with my CeraVe moisturizer (also a drug store brand!!) to make a "tinted moisturizer". CeraVe is pretty much my "holy grail" skin care line, so why not take my favorite moisturizer mix it with a favorite foundation and voila.

Naly C.

Nov 4, 2011

Naly C.

Thanks MUCH for replying! I've made up my mind to get the ColorStay! Plus, I think I'm going to try the CeraVe Moist. too, thanks for mentioning!(:

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