Sensitive skin and make up issues!

I already have a list of stuff I should try to avoid. I go through ulta. It's just hard to get a exact brand from most make up stores but they will say they cant really say which ones better then another because even when it comes to sensitive skin, brands meant for that will be different for everyone and it's hard trying to test a bunch of foundations and usually in store they will sample it on like your face or hand to see how it feels and looks but its not on long enough or a complete coverage for very long to tell how it sits and feels long term. I have tried some brands and it seems awesome when sampled but then doing full coverage when i want to for a day or so, it ends up not being anything like what was sampled. I could get a professional application at ulta for 60$ but im not trying to break the bank trying to figure out what will be best for my wedding day.

Read comment i posted to the other person who agreed with you!!!

I will have to check into that once they open up. Considering i dont wear make up much, let alone ever have it done by a pro, It's a big deal for me because i dont even dress up because my chronic illness restricts my life alot so him seeing me all dressed up with my hair and make up done by a pro is something he has never seen and he will be so amazed so thats why it's that important to me but it took me like over 200$ to find something for my skin that didn't completely cause major issues i was having

Tarte is one of the brands the doctor said was okay. Their products are usually like vegan and free of most things that irritate skin. It was a long list and i found that there weren't many brands when looking online that were almost free of everything. I know the oxidizing thing because i learned the hard way with Urban Decay foundation which ended up being a waste because it was just so heavy and irritating and would cake up and flake and settle into lines and just its like it didn't blend in but you could clearly see the make up under the setting spray and iv had this issue with most brands. I've tried clinque fit since its liquid and is good with oil and stuff and its okay but not a huge fan. I was looking at MAC too which had some stuff made with most natural ingredients. Is there anything in particular from tarte that was helpful? I've seen a few different kinds that have more natural ingredients. Also i guess a cream eye shadow would probably work better since i get flakes on my eyelids and its a lot harder to properly moisture eyelids sometimes, is what I was told. also that it blends better and doesn't crease as bad?

Thank you!!!!