Yes, it does have several kinds of parabens listed.

This is just as good as Smashbox - and less expensive.

Yes it can.

hey, I am not sure if it is oil-free, but I have combination skin too and it works well with my skin. If your skin used to be very red don't expect to much. And If you like to try this product just ask if you could get a sample in a sephora store. I can also recommend the clinique t-zone shine control pore minimizer. I use it now for a few month and I love it. I use it alway before I apply my make-up and my skin isn't oily the whole day. I hope I could help you a little bit.

It does help with calming the redness of pimples, and lasts well through the day - doesn't slide off and works well under other makeup. We found powder foundation works the best for us on top of this product.

i tend to use the tiniest TINIEST amount of primer first (half the amount you use now) and then apply this all over my face, but starting at red spots, it wont take away every bit of red, but once you put your foundation you will , atleast I did, notice that it helps out, and you wont have to put on as much foundation/powder afterwards

I don't think this product would be bad for your oily skin. It's a pretty lightweight and relatively dry, non-oily material. However, when I first used it, my face broke out (because it's acne prone) BUT, it was finals week at school so it could've been the stress. I recommend it if your skin isn't too sensitive.

It contains several kinds of parabens.

Ingredients: Cyclopentasiloxane* Dimethicone crosspolymer*Titanium Dioxide*Dimethicone*Chromium Oxide Greens*Phenoxyethanol*Iron Oxides*Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice Powder* Methylparaben* Ethylparaben*Butylparaben* Propylparaben*Isobutylparaben* Iron Oxides