My foundation was discontinued. I have tried so many brands. My skin is itching and turning red from all of them. I then go back to my discontinued foundation, which I am trying to save, until I find a new one. My skin is fine with my old foundation. I have been doing this process for one year now.
Need help find a nonirritating foundation that is good for oily skin. I really need oil control too.
Any and all suggestions are welcome. This is so frustrating.

I really like then Lancome Teint Idole Ultra 24H Long Wear Matte Foundation! I have sensitive skin that is acne prone and oily. I also like the Haus Labs Foundation for a more natural finish. I also love mixing them together (which is what I normally do everyday) to prevent my skin from getting too dry throughout the day with just the matte foundation. I also think that prepping and setting your face helps control oil! I use the elf griping primer with niacinamide and then I set my face with Laura Mercier talc-free translucent powder and the Urban Decay all nighter setting spray. Sometimes for special events if I want my face to really stay matte I will set it with more powder on a puff after I use my setting spray.

Thanks for the advice.

I understand your frustration. It's essential to find a foundation suitable for your sensitive, oily skin. You might want to try foundations labeled "non-comedogenic" or "hypoallergenic." Brands like Neutrogena, Clinique, and BareMinerals offer such options. Additionally, mineral foundations are often gentle on the skin. Always do a patch test first to ensure it won't irritate your skin.

All time best for me was clinique, but pretty low coverage

Matte foundations?? Most expensive stuff was good at controling oil

I have oilybskin and the maybelline matte foundation did pretty well controlling oil

Had the same problem so i just started using powder foundation. Clinique works pretty well

Powder foundation!!! Wide range and different brands. The best for oily skin

Like the comments say, if your skin is oily, it's gotta be powder foundation

Personally i think a oil controlling primer could do the job

Never do maybelline. It was super weird and oily afterwards. Guess its cheap

Thank you so much for the information.

Thank you so much.

It helped me, Thank you so much.

Thank you so much for the information.