Beauty

[FlowershopGirl]

Tig, thanks. I have found out that the one I use tests on animals and someone told me Paula's brand doesn't so I'll go over and see if I can find it. Its worth a try when my current one runs out.

[Katcat1]

I recently purchased Laura Mercier's Crème Smooth foundation in a jar. Slight matte finish which is flawless and you only need to use a tiny amount. Worth the money as it will last a long time, the finish is beautiful & I have sensitive skin & some redness. I no longer need concealer which is a plus. Light to med. coverage.

[MarenSeattle]

I was going to ask if you'd tried the It CC Creme, too, even though I didn't like it for me. It does have wonderful coverage (I think Jamie has rosacea) and felt very moisturizing. As someone else mentioned, coverage built in, and a good sunblock. Gee, I think I just talked myself back into it! I may try it in a different shade now!

[Kitty7]

I also have very dry rosacea skin. For years used Clinique Stay True, but the color didn't seem to work anymore and also discontinued. Have been using Almay since but that to taken off market. But I do use Eucerin redness relief cream and that really has helped tone down the redness, you have to use consistently, but is a real life safer for me. Maybe I'll try some of the suggestions here for foundations. Thanks!