What is a good foundation to use for mild acne and oily skin??? Sick and tired of clinique?

I have been using clinique for roughly three years, and I am tired of it! It has really bad coverage and whenever I visit their make--up counter, they treat me like crap! I am looking for a new foundation for my skin type, which is oily and has mild acne. I tried my cousin's covergirl foundation once, and it seemed alright but idk.





Thanks!|||Try using Neutrogena products. That's what I use and I have the same type of skin that you do. Their oil-free Skin Clearing foundation is great because it covers really well and it lasts all day. It also helps keep acne under control. But of course, you still have to use a daily face cleanser to help with the acne. -Hope I helped!|||In my experience the best solution was Zenmed Derma Cleanse but it is proven that exposed acne treatment is even better than zenmed's treatment.


But of course there may be some exceptions. Zenmed Derma Cleanse helped me within a few weeks but I had really bad acne, so it took longer than average. It is really great acne product, because it is full acne treatment kit and it makes your skin really good looking and less oily after you have used it. haven't seen my face so smooth for a ages!|||i really like clinique, but you're right about the coverage. when im having a bad skin day i like to use bare minerals because it doesn't dry out your skin, but if you have oily skin it helps absorb the oil. i really love bare minerals because it looks really natural and you can hardly feel it on your face, but the coverage is really great!


since you would be new to bare minerals i suggest that you get a starter kit. good luck:)





http://bareescentuals.com/on/demandware.鈥?/a>|||Since you have oily skin %26amp; acne, you want to try an oil-free foundation that contains salicylic acid. A good one to try is Neutrogena's Skin Clearing foundation for $10


http://www.neutrogena.com/product/event/鈥?/a>





If you are looking in for a higher end product, NARS makes an AMAZING oil free foundation, but for $40.


http://www.narscosmetics.com/Oil-Free-Fo鈥?/a>





goodlucck!|||Try Revlon Colorstay for Oily/Combo skin. ^.^