Originally developed to both conceal and heal the skin after cosmetic surgery and procedures, Oxygenetix's selling point on the foundation is that it allows the skin to "breathe." The formula contains a patented ceravitae complex, which the brand claims promotes healing and allows oxygen to the skin, therefore preventing blemishes. However, what is probably more important when it comes to preventing blemishes is the fact that unlike most foundations that are water-based, the Oxygenetix foundation has a base of aloe barbadensis, which provides antibacterial properties and helps soothe irritated skin like mine.
Currently, the foundation comes in 14 shades with either a blue or yellow base, which in today's industry isn't much. I hope they can up the availability of other shades in the future.
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