What brandS of foundation, bronzer, blush, and lipstick should I use?

I just started using Proactiv. It says in the booklet to use NON-COMEDOGENIC and OIL-FREE make-up. It only mentions make-up that's from Proactiv. Now since their make-up is probally high price (which I DON'T want) what other brand of make-up should I use (for foundation, bronzer, blush, and lipstick)? Also, would Sheer Cover work? I know that my skin is VERY acne prone.What brandS of foundation, bronzer, blush, and lipstick should I use?
find a mineral foundation. cheaper brands have started making them, like loreal and revlon.





minerals are better for your skinWhat brandS of foundation, bronzer, blush, and lipstick should I use?
the majority of clinique's cosmetics are oil free and non acnegenic which is pretty much the same thing as comedogenic. Report Abuse

I believe a lot of the products by Physician's Formula are good for skin that can be sensitive. They also just came out with a line of organic make-up. Not as cheap as say CoverGirl but not as expensive as BareMinerals or Proactiv's stuff.
Anything that is oil-free and non-comedogenic. On the same token, avoid using makeup that has anti-acne ingredients in it because you are over using those ingredients (also included in you skin care) and can make breakouts worse because your skin will produce more sebum to compensate for the drying properties of all the cosmetics.





Actually, the best suggestion is to keep the same brand makeup and skin care because they are formulated to be used together so the ingredients don't overlap.
non-comedogenic means it wont clog pores leading to acne, and oil free means the product doesn't contain any oils that will make you break out. you should be using products that are recommended by your dermatologist, not by commercials etc. derms know best. the best one so far is Dormer Laboratories Hypo-allergenic, non=comedogenic, hypo-irritant cosmetics. they are the safest to use and are recommened and used by derms.


www.dormer.com