Best foundation for Acne/Red Skin?

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Paige S.

Feb 22, 2012

Paige S.

Ive been using Almays TLC foundation and i hate it! Its dries to fast, little to no coverage, and makes my skin look blotchy. I need help finding the right foundation for me:) I dont have much $$ so anything inexpensive would be best! Thanks in advance <3

Marjorie Annabel M.

Feb 22, 2012

Marjorie Annabel M.

I know you're living in florida and i am in québec but there's a foundation that i looooooveee! It's Fit me by maybelline. I don't know if you can have it! :S

Paige S.

Feb 22, 2012

Paige S.

Thank you! Unfortunately i have tried Fit me and it does match the color of my skin but gives me no coverage of my acne scars and spots :'( 

Jacki C.

Feb 22, 2012

Jacki C.

Have you tried neutragena healthy skin foundation? it's really nice because it has a really dewy finish but at the same time its full coverage!
You can also try using a "green" primer to tone down some of the redness in your skin!

Jennie A.

Feb 22, 2012

Jennie A.

I have the same type of skin and use MUFE in porcelain i love it!

Jane A.

Feb 22, 2012

Jane A.

Have you tried Revlon ColorStay? It covers nicely, and it sets as a "second skin". I was amazed how much it concealed, yet my freckles showed through.

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