nope....and I've tried, instead I focus on liquid foundation and apply a mineral powder over the foundation....I like that finish and it doesn't break me out, I use the physician's formula mineral powder

I just gave up on the primer, but I look forward to the answers here, maybe there is something I haven't tried!

I use BeneFit Cosmetics POREfessional primer, I find it really helps my make up go on smoothly and doesn't break me out.

I did NOT like

• Loreal Studio Secrets Primer
• Rimmel Fix & Perfect Primer

I DO like

• MAC Prep + Prime (get the one without sunscreen added)
• Victoria's Secret Fresh Face Brightening Gel Cream

A while back i asked the same question- bought cover Fx primer- loved it the first week- hated it the next. Now because of accutane i dont wear makeup so i dont need any of it anymore!

Hourglass is a good mineral primer. Smashbox photo finish light and makeup forever primer never broke me out either.

I just recently started using the revlon photoready pore perfecting primer. Loving it so far and no breakouts.

Porefessional by Benefit. Best primer ever! It makes pores disappear, and skin texture silky.

I really like a lot of Merle Norman products and their primer is no exception. They have two-one with SPF and the other without. I prefer the one without...it's less pore clogging. A lot of Merle Norman's products are oil and fragrance free and don't have a lot of pore clogging ingredients.

I've been using cover FX's SPF primer for months now with no problems. I also sometimes use a serum instead of primer and that works too. But really, a good foundation shouldn't even need a primer, just a good moisturizer.

Just an update, I went to sephora and asked one of the girls what she would suggest and she handed me dr.brandts pores no more pore refiner. I almost got benefits porefessional but decided to go with dr.brandts because of the ingredients. Pricey though but I had a coupon. Hopefully won't clog my pores. I haven't found a foundation that lasts on my oily skin which is why I need a primer.