I know girls who have sensitive skin might feel very insecure when doing makeup “whether or not your skin will appear redness or rashes or any allergic spots to chemical embedded cosmetics.” I’m really excited to share all of makeup products that I know to be safe for your skin in this post. Keep in mind because sensitive skin means it’s too weak to stand for any chemical interaction so all you need is something has a natural, organic and mild formula.

1. Primer

Too Faced – Hangover Replenishing Face Primer

I can say it’s safe for us with silicone free and hydrating ingredients. Besides, it brings about smooth texture, light wearing, anti-inflammatory and quenched feeling upon your skin. It also has a mild fragrance.

2. BB Cream

Bare Minerals – Complexion Rescue SPF 30

It’s kinda a multifunctional gel cream with hydrating, long lasting and naturally dewy coverage. Besides, It contains mineral ingredients and mild suncare so it’s gentle on your fragile skin.

Please make notice it’s highly moisturizing so I don’t think it’s suitable to oily skin, which really needs something that focuses on pore care or excess oil removing. Thus, it might be one of the best choices for sensitive dry skin.

3. Foundation

Tarte – Water Foundation (Rainforest of The Sea) SPF 15

It’s really something that you girls should check out. It focuses on lightweight, full coverage and mattifying effect with little infused non-chemical sunscreen. Although it might tend to bring powdery looking skin, you still can feel the luminosity of your skin.

Too Faced – Born This Way Foundation

Another decision that can help our girls out is here!. It provides medium to full coverage that’s light wearing and naturally translucent as if this is your own skin.

The product ingredient consists of coconut water for a high hydration, alpine rose for a skin elasticity and also, hyaluronic acid for a smooth feeling.

4. Concealer

BareMinerals – BareSkin Complete Coverage Serum Concealer

It has a light to medium coverage with hydration and gel texture for your face, especially under eye areas. It kinda brings about satin matte finish that’s blendable so you won’t get patchy.

It might be appropriate for all of skin types, even acne-prone skin. However, it might be not moisturizing enough for dry skin.

Glossier – Stretch Concealer

It’s really calming creamy based to blur your skin flaws, like pimples, dark circles or acne without a greasy feeling. Also, you won’t feel patched or streaky when building up more layers.

5. Eyeshadow primer

Tarte – Clean Slate 360 Creaseless 12 HR Primer

I can say it’s a gentle smoothing primer with 12 hours lasting for your eyelid. I might highly recommend this to our girls who have sensitive dry skin. Moreover, it can keep your eyeshadows to be pigmented for a long time, no smudging at all.

BareMinerals – 5-in-1 BB Cream Eyeshadow

It can be another choice to consider for your delicate skin. It’s kinda similar to the serum concealer but it’s more about a thinner gel consistency. “5-in-1” means long wearing, prime, brightening, smoothing and sun protection SPF 15. Then, it will provide special cares for your eye areas, which are commonly tender and aging quickly.

6. Color correctors

Algenist – REVEAL Concentrated Color Correcting Drops

This kind of product has different colors and contain healthy ingredients. It’s really pigmented. You can mix with your foundation to even out a widespread discoloration of your face. It won’t leave any redness or irritation on tender areas of your face, like eyes, nose, cheek or chin.

7. Lipstick

Bite Beauty – Multistick & Amuse Bouche

Multistick has a true matte formula and Amuse Bouche is a hydrating formula. Both of them are very pigmented and sheer food grade so it doesn’t contain any chemical elements. It’s quite expensive but I think it’s worthy for super healthy ingredients.

This is just some of my ideas for you girls and there are still a lot out there so I’ll update late so please, keep following us. If you have any questions or advice about this, let me know. I’m really excited. Thank you so much!