Best foundations for Dry Acne Prone skin?

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Celia B.

Dec 7, 2014

Celia B.

Do you guys know any affordable foundations that are good for dry, acne prone skin?

I exfoliate and moisturize every morning but my acne wipes really dry out my skin. I'm tired of trying to find a medium coverage foundation that doesn't cling to my dry patches, and would really like to find one that works for me.

Please share if you've found good foundations for dry skin!

Thank you!

Puck B.

Dec 7, 2014

Puck B.

I personally quite like L'Or?al eau de teint.

Puck B.

Dec 7, 2014

Puck B.

It's light coverage, looks pretty natural, it's not comedogenic and it has SPF.

Paola G.

Dec 7, 2014

Paola G.

I have dry and.acne prone skin and my favorite foundation is loreal true match. it medium to full coverage and does not cling to dry patches :)

Isabella K.

Dec 7, 2014

Isabella K.

Maybe Clinique's acne solutions foundation?

Ally R.

Dec 7, 2014

Ally R.

I have the same problem and love benefits flawless oxygen foundation. It's buildable to cover acne and keeps your skin hydrated throughout the day.

Abby S.

Dec 8, 2014

Abby S.

I love Mac studio sculpt. It's worked wonderful for my very dry sensitive skin :)

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