i don't think u need to, most foundations are like that.. unless we're talking even when u barely touch ur face by accident or something, then that might be a bit unusual.
i'm looking for something light... my face is fine, i just need coverage for pimples and so, i don't have so many of those either
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I have used the healthy skin foundation and it is quite good. If you need one that helps cover and heal blemishes the Skin Clearing formula is terrific! I always use it if I get a pimple or 2 and it heals them up plus helps to cover them as they heal. In the summer I my skin is oilier so I use mostly a powder foundation or an oil-free cream to powder. I am considering trying the new mineral powder foundation by Neutrogena as I have always trusted their products not to irritate my sensitive(unfortunately) skin. If anyone has tried it let me know if it worked well for you, ok?
i went ahead and tried the new mineral foundation by physicians formula (since they have a full rebate offer lol) and it has been great.. controls oil very very well, so well that i would advise people with dry skin to stay away from it b/c it will irritate dry skin. i like that about it, but there is almost no coverage.. i had to re-apply to trouble spots to hide them.. but all in all, it's better than most of the ones i've been using lately... especially truematch and infallible by l'oreal YUCK! made me look horrible, gross
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I haven't tried that kind but I like Mary Kay's foundation but it rubs off on my hand when I touch my face. Should I change?
I always use it if I get a pimple or 2 and it heals them up plus helps to cover them as they heal. In the summer I my skin is oilier so I use mostly a powder foundation or an oil-free cream to powder. I am considering trying the new mineral powder foundation by Neutrogena as I have always trusted their products not to irritate my sensitive(unfortunately) skin. If anyone has tried it let me know if it worked well for you, ok?
