Random Makeup Tips For Sensitive Skin (14 items)

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  (#14) Brumisateur Natural Mineral Water Facial Spray

  One of the greatest recent inventions in the world of makeup is setting spray. Setting spray is applied after you complete your makeup routine to keep your makeup on all day, regardless of bad weather, sweating, and pesky redness that dares to peak out for us sensitive skin types. It can also be used to blend makeup or sprayed on the skin as a refresher. But what about those of us with sensitive skin? Brumisateur Natural Mineral Water Facial Spray is here to the rescue. 
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  (#13) Tarte Skin Twinkle Lighting Palette Volume II

  Unfortunately, a lot of products made for sensitive or oily skin leaves the skin looking a little bit... flat. This is where highlighters work wonders, but finding highlighters that work well for sensitive skin without causing breakouts has proven difficult task. Luckily, Tarte has a Volume II version of the Twinkle Lighting Palette. The palette contains four different highlighter shades: Daylight, Skylight, Spotlight, and Candlelight. The highlighters can be used lightly for a subtle glow, or heavier for a super-bright highlight. 
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  (#7) Aveeno Ultra-Calming Makeup Removing Wipes Keep Skin Calm

  For under $10, Aveeno has the amazing Ultra-Calming Makeup Removing Wipes. These wipes are made specifically for sensitive skin and do a great job of removing makeup (even mascara). They can also be used just to clean your bare face. 

  It should be noted, however, that makeup removing wipes are not a substitute for washing your face if you've been wearing makeup all day. Use one of these wipes and then continue with your gentle cleanser to keep your sensitive skin happy. 
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  (#8) Keep Your Skin Moisturized

  Sensitive skin easily turns dry during the colder weather months. The best way to prevent dry and flaky skin is by using a gentle moisturizer. Other things that may help with dry skin include taking a lukewarm bath instead of hot, investing in a good humidifier for your home, and drinking plenty of water.

  It is a common misconception that folks with sensitive oily or acne-prone skin should not use moisturizer. If you skip the moisturizer, your sensitive skin will go into oil-production overload to replenish the oils you stripped off your skin and may leave you with even more irritated and blemished skin.
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  (#4) Tarte Poreless Mattifying Primer Works Wonders For Irritated Skin

  Tarte is one of the greatest companies out there when it comes to creating products for sensitive skin. All of their products are free of parabens, mineral oil, phthalates, sodium lauryl sulfate, triclosan, synthetic fragrances, and gluten. They tend to use the most natural ingredients and are very gentle for your skin. Tarte's Poreless Mattifying Primer is no exception. Not only is it gentle on your skin, it makes a perfect base for your foundation, allowing your makeup to go on smoother and last longer. 
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  (#5) Protect Your Sensitive Skin From Harmful UV Rays

  If you have sensitive skin be sure to protect your face and body from too much sun. If you plan on being outside for a while, use sunscreen with a strong SPF. Wear a hat and sunglasses to keep the sun from your face. It also wouldn't hurt to take an umbrella if you intend on being outdoors for an extended period of time. 

  It should go without saying, but even if you don't have sensitive skin, sun protection is crucial. Opt for a foundation or gentle sunscreen with SPF in it for daily use, even if you spend most of your day indoors.

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