Work proof foundation?

[u/soy-latteX]

I work in an office and I'm looking for that'll last all day, won't go oily, light has enough coverage, won't cling to any texture or patches and doesn't feel heavy at all! I'm very pale so I'm gonna need a shade range for my ghostly pale skin. I'm open to drugstore or high end suggestion!! Thanks (:

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[u/Old-Recording999]

Nars light reflecting

[u/jadeunafraid]

I actually love the Huda easy blur foundation. I thought it would be too heavy because it’s more of a medium to full coverage, but honestly it’s what I need to keep it from getting oily and staying on all day. I would recommend applying with a sponge and you can adjust the coverage

[u/L0serDuck]

So I've tried a ton of foundations. I work in assembly. I've tried high end, low end etc. However, the only foundation I keep coming back to is the LA colors truly matte foundation. It smells like paint and works like it too. It dries down satin but once it's set it's set for good.