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Stephanie A.

Aug 30, 2015

Stephanie A.

Best foundation for oily skin and primer I use baby skin primer and it doesn't help! What do you guys recommend??

Rebecca J.

Aug 30, 2015

Rebecca J.

Do you have a budget?

I have oily skin and use Clarins Beauty Flash Balm as a primer with either MUFE HD or MUFE face and body, both of which last really well for me.

Baby skin isn't a brilliant primer in my opinion, it's got far too much "slip" for oily skin.

megan l.

Aug 30, 2015

megan l.

I have very oily skin. depends how much your looking to spend. I highly recommended the hourglass mineral veil primer and the hourglass immaculate powder foundation. they are honestly amazing and don't budge whatsoever.

Alexis C.

Aug 30, 2015

Alexis C.

I love the NYX Studio Perfect primer, it's affordable and gets the job done. For foundation I've been loving the Kat Von D Lock It Tattoo Foundation (:

Aurora S.

Aug 31, 2015

Aurora S.

The Rimmel Stay Matte primer works pretty good. It's like $5.
For oily skin the L'Oreal Pro Matte is pretty good

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