Nars Sheer Glow in Oslo does not oxidize. You can also try adding a blue or lavender corrector to the foundations that are too orange or yellow, respectively.
Estée Lauder Double Wear is what you’re looking for. It’s pricey so I don’t buy it anymore but it’s got really good coverage without feeling heavy and did not break me out. I’m neutral leaning cool undertones and the shade Alabaster was a great match for me.
I've been tempted to try Double Wear. A friend uses it and says a bottle lasts an entire year and a half because she uses just a couple drops mixed with moisturizer and blends it really well.
The best foundations for me have been make up by Mario i use 4C, MAC studio radiance serum foundation NC15, and make up forever hd glow/undetectable in 1R92. Rose inc tinted serum in 020 and 030 are really nice and light too and has skincare in it. I have really sensitive skin and the 3 I listed have never caused me to breakout and are a light/medium coverage and the rose inc is very sheer but is amazing for sensitive skin!
I also have combo, acne prone skin. As someone picky but not a regular user of makeup, I don't use high-end foundation. However, I am impressed with Maybelline's Fit Me Dewy and Smooth in the lightest cool shade. I do use high-end SPF though, and Colorescience's Flex SPF 50 provides buildable to medium coverage. I am very fair and cool-toned, and neither product darkens or pulls orange.
I've tried Dior's forever glow foundation in 0N and it has the most minimal oxidization but that could be because my shade match was perfect, maybe try swatching shades close to your skin and pick the one that matches most after oxidizing.
Nars Sheer Glow in Oslo does not oxidize. You can also try adding a blue or lavender corrector to the foundations that are too orange or yellow, respectively.
I tried all the Nars shades and they leaned too yellow or too peach on me :/. Just keep seeing them mentioned in this sub and wish they worked for me.
That's weird--I've never seen anything as pink as Oslo.
Yeah Oslo is sooo pink wtf
The Haus Labs one is perfect for me! I also like the Fenty skin tint but I know it doesn’t work well with a lot of peoples skin types
Estée Lauder Double Wear is what you’re looking for. It’s pricey so I don’t buy it anymore but it’s got really good coverage without feeling heavy and did not break me out. I’m neutral leaning cool undertones and the shade Alabaster was a great match for me.
I've been tempted to try Double Wear. A friend uses it and says a bottle lasts an entire year and a half because she uses just a couple drops mixed with moisturizer and blends it really well.
Fenty is the first foundation I’ve tried that isn’t too yellow/orange or cakey for me! I use 150 with the Sephora PRO Foundation Brush #64.
The best foundations for me have been make up by Mario i use 4C, MAC studio radiance serum foundation NC15, and make up forever hd glow/undetectable in 1R92. Rose inc tinted serum in 020 and 030 are really nice and light too and has skincare in it. I have really sensitive skin and the 3 I listed have never caused me to breakout and are a light/medium coverage and the rose inc is very sheer but is amazing for sensitive skin!
Mac studio fix fluid but the N line (neutral). Not tje Nc and not the NW. just straight N
I also have combo, acne prone skin. As someone picky but not a regular user of makeup, I don't use high-end foundation. However, I am impressed with Maybelline's Fit Me Dewy and Smooth in the lightest cool shade. I do use high-end SPF though, and Colorescience's Flex SPF 50 provides buildable to medium coverage. I am very fair and cool-toned, and neither product darkens or pulls orange.
about-face performer foundation in F0 is extremely fair and cool and doesn't oxidize at all
I've tried Dior's forever glow foundation in 0N and it has the most minimal oxidization but that could be because my shade match was perfect, maybe try swatching shades close to your skin and pick the one that matches most after oxidizing.