Mineral bases tend to be the best bet for sensitive skin folk. But on the flip side, those with dryness loathe the feeling of powder as it seems to soak up much-needed moisture. This liquid foundation blends the best of both worlds: mineral foundation that's hydrating too. It comes in 10 shades, and the range is very diverse. 

Liquid Silk Foundation, Alima Pure ($48)

Another mineral favorite, this offers medium to full coverage for days when you have any redness you want to cover up. Plus, it has a mineral SPF, which is great for those who find layering on an additional SPF too irritating. This, too, comes in plenty of shades and has color-matching technology to blend in effortlessly. 

Glow Time Mineral BB Cream Full Coverage, Jane Iredale ($50)

OK, let's say you don't love liquid foundations but are also too dry for mineral powders: This pressed foundation is the perfect blend. Its lightweight texture shears out to buffer tone and even texture—but has a blend of sensitive-skin-safe oils to help keep skin feeling moisturized. 

Natural Finish Pressed Foundation SPF 20, Colorescience ($55)

Finally, you might be one to avoid face makeup altogether—yet still want to have a nonirritating touchup when a flare-up occurs. This is super-moisturizing and easy to build, so you can cover as much or as little as you want. 

"Un" Cover-Up, RMS Beauty ($36)

Contact dermatitis—a form of eczema that comes from using irritating products—is especially prevalent around the eyes. And since many people are irritated by preservatives often found in traditional mascara, you might find it beneficial to switch to a natural option that uses more gentle preservatives.  

Expressionist Volumizing Mascara, W3LL People ($19)

This stunning balm is soothing, gentle, light, and more dewy than pink. Why is it perfect for those with stressed-out skin? It's made with adaptogens, which can help your angry skin chill out. It simply pops on darker skin tones, too.

Mai-Light Maitake Rose Skin Nourishing Highlighter, Cocokind ($12)

A swipe of this clean, subtle bronzer can give you that easy sun-kissed gleam on days when you feel nothing but blotchy and inflamed. It's formulated with shea butter to soften and soothe the skin, as well as meadowfoam oil to moisturize and combat irritation. So you're not just covering up irritation, you're healing it too. 

The Sun Show Bronzer, Kosas ($34)

This brand was founded on the ethos that sensitive skin products don't have to be boring. This highlighter is proof. It imparts that dewy, almost-glassy glow so coveted by the Cool Girl Instagram demographic. This balm is made with a blend of oils and soothing actives—and has that coveted National Eczema Association stamp. 

Superdew Shimmer Free Highlighter, Tower28 Beauty ($18)

This blush—and brand—has a devoted following for a reason. Not only does the dreamy cream texture melt in effortlessly, but it comes in 11 dynamic shades. (No matter your skin tone or look, you'll find one you enjoy.) This natural blush with natural pigments is ideal for those with dryness and who are easily affected by synthetic dyes. 

Inner Glow Cream Blush, Rituel de Fille ($29)

Since the eyes are ultra-sensitive areas, coat the thin skin with shadows infused with soothing ingredients—like this set, which includes calming chamomile. The shades are simply divine, with a range of smoky neutrals and gorgeous shimmers. Because those with skin that's touchy to allergens still deserve to have a little fun.

Chamomile Eye Palette, Ere Perez ($36)

Again, eyes tend to be more sensitive areas. This ophthalmologist-tested option is almost fully natural, made with skin-feeding oils like jojoba. This is why it glides on so easily and won't tug at the delicate area. 

Nourishing Eyeliner Pencil, Burt's Bees ($9.99)

I'm rarely one to wear a primer—like, if ever—but it can add a gentle, moisturizing, and even protective layer between you and your makeup. Aveeno is a favorite drugstore brand that specializes in cleaner and hypoallergenic formulas. This light primer will cushion skin when you need it most. Positively Radiant Maxglow Serum Primer, Aveeno ($23.99)