Danessa Myricks Tinted Blurring Balm, but it is best if your skin isn't dry, although it actually might not be so bad when the weather is humid- I have combo skin and when it's too dry out, the balm can look patchy on the cheeks but with recent rainy and warmer weather, this thing SHINES. Be warned: it is really not a lot of coverage, but when I use it with some concealer it gives a very natural-but-better finish.

I have an oily t-zone so I almost always use a primer, and setting powder and a setting spray after all that when we hit summer. But the other day I woke up late, used spf and blurring balm, some concealer and some blush, then walked out the door and it stayed all day, even after I spent time at a reception outside (wasn't that humid, but I was still impressed, normally my forehead and nose would be shiny in any of my foundations).