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Alcohol-free foundations

157 foundations on Poliage have no drying alcohol in the ingredient list. Ordered by shelf adds to date, then by name.

Updated October 21, 2026

No drying alcohol on the ingredient list: alcohol (ethanol, ethyl alcohol), alcohol denat. (denatured alcohol), methyl alcohol (methanol), isopropyl alcohol, propyl alcohol, SD alcohol grades. A product is listed only when its ingredient list comes from the brand's own site and has at least five entries; check the pack in your hand, since a formula can change.

157 products

VICTORIA BECKHAM BEAUTY FOUNDATION
Victoria Beckham Beauty
The Foundation Drops with TFC8
Foundation · Lists coconut derivatives
BLACK OPAL FOUNDATION
Black Opal
Total Coverage Concealing Foundation
Foundation · Lists retinoid, parabens
COVERGIRL FOUNDATION
COVERGIRL
TruBlend Hydrating Foundation
Foundation · Lists parabens, silicones
COVERGIRL FOUNDATION
COVERGIRL
TruBlend Matte Made Foundation
Foundation · Lists silicones
RARE BEAUTY FOUNDATION
Rare Beauty
True to Myself Natural Matte Longwear Foundation
Foundation · Lists silicones
CINEMA SECRETS FOUNDATION
Cinema Secrets
Ultimate Foundation Singles
Foundation · Lists fragrance, fragrance allergens, silicones
BLACK OPAL FOUNDATION
Black Opal
Ultra Matte Foundation Powder
Foundation · Lists silicones
HOURGLASS FOUNDATION
Hourglass
Vanish Seamless Finish Foundation Stick
Foundation · Lists silicones
HOURGLASS FOUNDATION
Hourglass
Veil Hydrating Skin Tint
Foundation · Lists coconut derivatives
WANDER FOUNDATION
Wander
Wanderlust Powder Foundation
Foundation · Lists silicones
JONES ROAD FOUNDATION
Jones Road
What The Foundation
Foundation · Lists fragrance allergens, essential oils, coconut derivatives
JONES ROAD FOUNDATION
Jones Road
Your Skin Foundation Stick
Foundation · Lists coconut derivatives
AU NATURALE FOUNDATION
Au Naturale
Zero Gravity C2P Foundation
Foundation · Lists coconut derivatives
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