I've had this exact same problem! I used to use MUFE too and found it ran pink on my skin. This foundation would be perfect for you. The warm shades run very yellow, even to the point that it could make you look jaundice if you're not careful.

What I usually do to apply is put a small amount of foundation on my wrist, to "warm it up." Then I dip my foundation brush in and "paint" streaks across my cheeks, chin, nose, and forehead. Afterwards I blend with my fingers and it looks very natural. You have to apply it in a natural lighting and prep with moisturizer (I use Clinique) and primer (I use one from Victoria's Secret.) To make mine stay a little better, I also finish with Bare Escentuals Luminous Mineral Veil. Prepping and priming is very important to obtain the most natural finish.

It is oil-free and is perfect for oily/acne prone skin.

C - cool
W - warm
N - neutral

I'm 110 Ivoire C, meaning I'm cool toned. Look at the veins on your wrist. If they're blue, you're cool toned and if they're green, you're warm toned. Or you could be neutral, like the shade after my shade.

I use Prime Time face primer with this foundation and I've had great skin. I struggle with acne as well, but using primer has helped! I make sure to use makeup remover at the end of the day and keep a good routine up of washing my face, which also helps. But I loved this foundation in regards to my complexion.

i dont know what "no transfer" means for this product. I dont even know what "long-lasting" means for it either! I have it and find that it will probably stay on your face longer if your have an oily skin type. my skin type is dry- and i see that this product really does not cater to my face. It does not stay on for a long time- i have to reapply at least 5 hours later, so there goes the 24HR longlasting claim. oh well. It depends on your face and skin type.

I use MUFE HD Foundation Primer...it works great with this foundation.

It does say it's oil free, and the coverage is one of the better out there, both in quality of the coverage and opaquemess.
But one to rival it a bit more in coverage, and is defintley oil free as well, is Clarins Everlasting Foundation. But it's limited color range (almost non existant past a medium tan) doesn't begin to compare with Lancomes Ultra 24 in both tone and shade.

I have tried, and like you, liked both. I actually would prefer the Lancome 24HR over the MUFE HD. I think the MUFE HD is over hyped and the kicker for me is the lasting power. I find that the Lancome 24HR lasts longer and at the end of the day it still looks good whereas the MUFE HD starts to get too dewy and some parts fade.

Yes! Simply take the foundation back to your local Sephora with your receipt for an exchange for a different shade.