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Registered: ‎07-18-2010

Sensitive skin and powdered blush

I'd seen the latest thread about favorite lipstick and blush, however, I was wondering about recommendations for those who have sensitive skin and who use powdered blush.

Thanks, beauties Smiley Wink

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Re: Sensitive skin and powdered blush

I use only 100% PURE blush. ( I have very sensitive skin).

I use the stick blush...very creamy. It's for cheeks and lips.

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Re: Sensitive skin and powdered blush

My skin is sensitive and I never had any reaction to Tarte, Laura Mercier or Stila. However, everyone is different. It's best to read the ingredients if you are extremely sensitive.

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Re: Sensitive skin and powdered blush

I use Laura Geller Blush n Brighten and I have fair, sensitive skin.

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Re: Sensitive skin and powdered blush

Thank you so much for all of your suggestions thus far!!

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Re: Sensitive skin and powdered blush

I have very sensitive skin. Laura Geller's Balance & Brighten breaks me out. I can't speak to her blush.

I wear Tarte's Amazonian Clay blush on occasion, without problem.

My go to blush is not a powder, but Benefit's Benetint. I'm halfway through my third bottle of this…. and a bottle lasts about twp years!

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Re: Sensitive skin and powdered blush

Thanks again, beauties!! I do like to stay with powder blush as opposed to cream blush as my skin color is slightly uneven, and the latter tends to accentuate those imperfections Smiley Wink

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Re: Sensitive skin and powdered blush

Check your products for Bismuth Oxychoride (sp). It's a cheap filler, and if you are sensitive to it (I am) your face will it*ch like crazy. Especially in the hot summer months when you tend to perspire.

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Re: Sensitive skin and powdered blush

With sensitive skin, make sure to find cosmetics that have no alcohol, fragrance or chemical sunscreen in them. There are plenty to choose from.

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Re: Sensitive skin and powdered blush

Thanks again for all of the product suggestions and tips!!