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Prescriptives Flawless Skin Total Protection Makeup SPF 15Hate the feel of foundation? This lightweight liquid wears nice and sheer. Although it offers substantial coverage, it blends seamlessly so it looks like your skin -- only more perfect. Totally flawless? Not exactly. But it does have bonuses, including SPF 15, skin-repairing enzymes infused with yeast, and antioxidants, whi...More $39.50See more Prescriptives products
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Benefit You Rebel LiteFinally Benefit launched a lighter shade of this tinted moisturizer with SPF (the original is best for medium skin tones), which adjusts to most fair skin tones. The hydrating formula makes a great base under mineral makeup (if you're after more coverage), doesn't settle into fine lines and leaves skin dewy, not greasy like...More $28.00See more Benefit products
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Nars Balanced FoundationDelivers great "Is she even wearing foundation?" sheer coverage, while evening out slight discoloration. (You'll still need concealer for red spots.) Props for a happiness-inducing color selection and zero skin irritation, but dings for longevity. (By day's end, my rosacea shows through.) Nevertheless, a good perf...More $40.00See more Nars products
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Neutrogena SkinClearing Oil-Free MakeupIt's a dreaded cycle: You get a pimple and cover it with foundation, which makes the pimple worse, prompting you cover it with even more makeup. Neutrogena SkinClearing Oil-Free Makeup helps break the cycle with .5 percent salicylic acid, so you actually fight pimples while wearing it. The formula is also great at making po...More $11.89See more Neutrogena products
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Bare Escentuals i.d. bareMineralsFoundation SPF 15Devotees of this popular loose powder foundation insist it makes fine lines and acne scars disappear, while just as many naysayers complain it highlights flaws. Our verdict: If you love a powdery, matte finish, look no further -- unless you're dry or highly pigmented. Those skin types seem to get less favorable coverage or ...More $25.00See more Bare Escentuals products
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Laura Mercier Moisturizing FoundationWhile this foundation isn't hydrating enough to skip daily moisturizer, you'll be impressed by its blendability and the fact that you can easily avoid the dreaded "old lady foundation line." It does provide sheer to medium coverage for redness, but without SPF it doesn't protect from future sun damage. Although th...More $42.00See more Laura Mercier products
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Urban Decay Surreal Skin Liquid FoundationJust a few drops on a sponge delivers medium coverage from this oil-free, lightweight foundation. Build up a second coat of the quick-drying liquid to camouflage problem areas. You'll only need minor touch-ups to stay fresh-faced all day. The genie-in-a-bottle packaging? In a word, adorable. But it takes practice to squeeze...More $24.00See more Urban Decay products
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Clinique Supermoisture MakeupIt's easy to even out blotchiness with this creamy, gel-like foundation, available in a whopping 17 shades. Mica flecks deliver a pretty sheen -- except on your T-zone, where it looks oily. Expect a squirt like soft-serve ice cream, but on the promise to add "significant moisture"? Slightly disappointing; it still...More $22.50See more Clinique products
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MAC Studio Mist FoundationFor sheer to medium, natural coverage, this lightweight aerosol foundation is tough to beat. It glides on easily if you spray it on a plastic lid (instead of your hand, where it dries too quickly) and apply with a foundation brush or damp sponge wedge. It's easy on the wallet compared to other spray foundations, like DiorSk...More $28.50See more MAC products
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Neutrogena Healthy Skin Glow SheersFinding your exact color match can be tricky, since there are only five choices (not counting the bronzer). If you are so lucky, the natural coverage is comparable to the high-end Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer -- lightweight, sheer and non-greasy. Skip it if you prefer foundation that delivers medium or full coverage. Bo...More
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