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Permalink Reply by Lisette Ladysmith on July 7, 2012 at 6:16pm

I have very pale skin, too! Or rather, "porcelain" :)

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Permalink Reply by Amber on July 7, 2012 at 6:28pm

I like Hello Flawless too.

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Permalink Reply by Lisette Ladysmith on July 7, 2012 at 6:19pm

Oh my gosh, that is an impressive regiment! I need to be more on the ball about things -- I'd probably endure way less skin stress :)

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Permalink Reply by Lisette Ladysmith on July 7, 2012 at 6:21pm

wonderful!! I've never tried Tarte before, but I see they sell it at Sephora. I suffer through breakouts when I switch up my make-up, so hopefully these could make for an easier transition :)

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Permalink Reply by Desilu on July 10, 2012 at 7:54pm

I also have sensitive skin. I have switched to Simple brand face products (cleansers and such). It has done such a  wonderful thing to my skin. I use either eb5 or Olay for Sensitive skin; preferably the eb5, as my age is beginning to show through (especially since losing weight) and this does wonders for my skin. As far as make-up goes, I stick with mineral wear, period, for my face. Eyeshadows I'm ok with using whatever suits my fancy, but the bases must be mineral. One thing I use that is not mineral but works beautifully and is a primer as well is L'Oreal's studio perfect primer. Smooth, soft, and it doesn't clog my pores. For a powder, I use either Physician's Formula or Wet & Wild's natural pressed or loose powder (lately it's been the pressed). Neither clog and both give my face just enough coverage. I've just started using Garnier's bb cream (like yesterday!) so it's too early to tell on that one. For body, I use Dial period. Nothing else seems to work on my skin to prevent breakouts in places there shouldn't be breakouts. For lotion, Palmer's or St.Ives Sensitive Skin Oatmeal lotion works well. For color, I like the Olay sunless tanners. Hope this helps you; I know and sympathize with the sensitive skin issue. It sucks for those of us in that we can't just walk in, buy a product and not worry about it affecting our skin. In my case, mine has gotten more sensitive the older I get, so hopefully you starting young will prevent that from happening!

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