Jane Iredale Liquid Mineral Foundation has a really sleek packaging. Its airless pump contains beads that are actually liposomes.

What’s nice about this foundation is that it’s also a treatment serum. It contains hyaluronic acid which is great news for eczema.

This ingredient has the ability to hold moisture to keep your skin from experiencing flare ups.

It offers a wide range of shades, too. In total, you have 16 different shades to choose from.

You’ll also like that it has Coenzyme Q10, a potent anti-aging ingredient. Although it doesn’t offer sun protection, this one has vitamin C to reduce hyperpigmentation and reverse the damages done by excessive sun exposure.

Vitamin C is tricky when it comes to eczema.

In some people, it can promote healing and provide relief. In others, it can be quite irritating.

You can apply the product with a sponge, brush or your fingers. For your skin’s safety, make sure to use beauty tools that are clean.

The coverage is buildable from sheer to medium. If you have moderate to severe dark spots, this may not be enough to provide good coverage.

Mineral Fusion Pressed Powder Foundation is marketed for all skin types. Its formulation, however, can specifically benefit eczema skin.

For one, it’s hypoallergenic and it’s also 100% vegan. It doesn’t have the usual culprits of eczema flare ups, such as fragrance, artificial color and talc.

It has skin soothing ingredients, like aloe vera and cucumber, too.

I also find its anti-aging ingredients a great help. It means that aside from providing coverage safely, it can also protect your skin against free radical damage.

The product is loaded with vitamins C and E and has pomegranate and white tea as well.

It offers great coverage without caking up or making you feel chalky. It feels light like you’re not wearing any makeup on.

You should, however, skip this product if you are experiencing severe skin dryness. Powder products tend to cling to dry patches which can make them a lot more prominent.

One good tip for this is to take a small amount of the pigment and mix it with a few drops of your moisturizer. Mixing them together will give you a tinted moisturizer you can use to cover your imperfections.

Shimarz Liquid Minerals Foundation has 90% all natural and organic ingredients. Your skin will love that it’s gluten-free and vegan.

This one is a perfect choice if you are looking for a foundation that can give you an airbrush look without causing any irritations. It’s noncomedogenic and hydrating, too.

I actually like this foundation’s packaging since it comes with a pump. It’s more hygienic which means you have less chances of introducing bacteria to your skin.

The product offers a full coverage and will leave your skin matte. It promises an airbrushed finish but be sure to blend it well to prevent it from clinging awkwardly to your skin.

It smells a bit sweet at first but it should go away quickly.

Dermafinish Corrective Fluid Liquid Foundation comes in a limited range of shades with only four options. Despite this, you’ll love that the foundation also offers color correction.

It has SPF 30 which means it has the potential to leave a white cast on your face with flash photography.

As for longevity, it promises to last 16 hours on your skin without the heavy feeling that comes with traditional foundations. It’s lightweight and blendable.

It can cover minor to moderate imperfections. If you have mild dark spots you’ll want to cover, you won’t need to reach out for your concealer anymore since this one can get the job done.

It has great pigmentation but has a slightly thick consistency.

What I find really interesting in this product is the fact that it has already been tested to be safe on sensitive skin. This is a great assurance for your eczema-prone skin.

Physicians Formula Mineral Wear Talc-Free Liquid Foundation has a unique dispensing method. Instead of a pump, it has a built-in antimicrobial sponge.

This unique packaging can be confusing for some. Without the right idea, you can end up dispensing more product than what you actually need.

As a guide, you just have to lightly press the bottle to get the right amount of foundation and directly blend the sponge on your skin. Start off with a small amount first and just work your way to building the coverage you want.

It’s a good foundation to add to your vanity if you have some redness you want to cover. Unfortunately, however, this may not be a good fit for people with oily skin.

Aside from the packaging, another impressive thing about this foundation is that it’s dermatologist approved. It’s hypoallergenic, fragrance-free and non-comedogenic- exactly the things you should be looking for in a foundation for eczema.