Estée Lauder perfectionist worked well for me. They also have a pore minimizer one too.

I just apply a heavier layer of moisturizer works just the same

i recommend a rich sunscreen for sensitive skin as a primer! I use La Roche-Posay 60SPF Dry Touch gel cream for sensitive skin and it works well. very smooth base.

I have bad eczema as well. I just use a good sunscreen as primer. Most of the ones that are a bit more oily / hydrating are good primers and you avoid unnecessary products on your skin. You could also try a hydrating emollient cream like La Roche Posay Ciciplast or Cerave. My best and only primers I use (if I must) are the Fenty primer and the Nars Radiant primer. Never had issues with those but generally I find I do not need a primer. I will also add that when my eczema is not under control, the type of product is important but not as important as controlling the eczema. As you can see from my previous comments, my eyes are very sensitive and while I am looking for really good tolerable eyeshadows, I am also focus on controlling the skin reaction because it is so bad that even my high end brushes will irritate my eyes. If you have such bad eczema on your face that it is impacting your ability to use any makeup (which is actually something that people with eczema should be able to enjoy if they wish; i.e. makeup is not prohibited for skin with eczema), it may be worth looking into if your doctor needs to prescribe something or something different. When my eczema was bad, I had to get it under control with meds and then my options opened up a lot more

Try CoverFX. The whole line is amazing for sensitive skin.

Bare minerals prime time is usually very well tolerated. It doesn’t offer much in the oil control department.

Purcell 24/7 colostrum mist.

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I actually use a chafing gel and it’s literally a lifesaver. I use Maker Explorador Equate Chafing Gel Relief. It completely hides my pores and doesn’t let my t zone get oily throughout the day. I use it after my Eucerin oil control SPF.

Primer wise - the best is Lancôme’s La Base Pro. Splurge on this, use a little bit, and be amazed at the money you save on the rest of your makeup. Concealer is a different story, I used to use NYX but they added coconut oil which breaks me out like crazy, so now I’m on the hunt too...

I love 100% pure’s primers: they have a mattifying for oil control and a luminous. Great ingredients, cruelty free.

Concealer wise I’m a fan of RMS beauty un cover-up and Clove + Hallow concealer

Ich würde keinen Primer nutzen und die Haut vorher gut pflegen zB mit einer Cerave Feuchtigkeitslotion oder auch eine Creme wie Toleraine von La Roche Porsay.

Von Naturkosmetik halte ich wenig. Die sind häufig mit ätherischen Ölen parfümiert, die Hautreizungen begünstigen können und nutzen oft Alkohol zur Konservierung.

Hey, ich rate dir von jeglichen Primern aus der Drogerie und co. ab bei couperose, da deine Haut auf spezielle Wirkstoffe sofort reagiert und andere pflege oder Produkte benötigt. Gerade in Primern sind häufig Stoffe, auf die couperose Haut leider reagiert. So auch bei make ups usw.. Ich empfehle generell Naturkosmetik und davon die Sensitiv Reihen. Zum schminken empfehle ich Andrea Biedermann Produkte. Die wirken Wunder und wirklich alles was dort auf der Internetseite steht ist wahr. Konnte es selbst nicht glauben, bis ich die Produkte probiert habe, da ich auf alles und jeden reagiere. Die Produkte sind ergiebig und halten ewig. Hatte es durch Zufall im Internet gefunden in eigener Recherche, nicht durch insta Werbung oder sowas. Du kannst dort auch erst Pröbchen von allen Produkten bestellen. PS.: Ich arbeite da nicht haha

I have the same skin type and also curious about this! I do also have larger pores… so I wonder what people recommend!!

I like benefits pore perfect or elf has a good range. Smashbox is nice too but I find it a smidge greasy.

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HydroGrip by MILK has a cult following for a reason. It will really make your makeup stay all day and not budge

If u r new to primers, this thread has some really good drugstore recs, especially gud for combo and acne-prone skin like urs. It 'll be really helpful for finding one that won’t clog pores or slide off a greasy nose.

No poreblem by touch in sol is my absolute favorite for filling in pores. I have combo/oily skin with dry patches, and it works well for all areas on my face.

The Catrice Sports FX (think that’s the name, definitely is sports anyway) is really really good. Right balance of sticky, pore minimizing, touch (and I mean a touch) of glow and is also a great price!

YSL touch eclat is a favorite of mine. However for drug store, maybelline baby skin is pretty great.

Nyx pore filler - fills in pores beautifully but also makes my combo skin more oily throuought the day , dr.brandt pores no more - fills in the pores while also mattifying the skin , but quite expensive

The Tatcha primer is amazing

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The wet n wild primers are very hydrating and gentle. Absolutely love them. And super affordable

This isn't technically a primer, but aloe vera gel is generally very gentle and leaves a tacky finish, and I've heard some MUA mention that it can be used as primer. I use it as eye cream because it's the only thing even remotely moisturizing that doesn't sting. But I'm imagining it might work as eye primer as well, for you.

I use Embryolisse lait concentrate in the sensitive derivative. It doubles as moisturizer and primer.