Best foundation for oily skin?

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Erin W.

Nov 28, 2015

Erin W.

I need help with finding foundation that works with really oily skin. I use a primer from Sephora and it works for about an hour or so until I get that greasy look in the T zone and all over my cheeks. Any suggestions? And I need help with identifying where to put my concealer so that I can achieve this look again (my good friend did my makeup) and I've been trying to achieve this look or something even better. Makeup gurus please help!!

Alexandra C.

Nov 28, 2015

Alexandra C.

l'oreal infallible

Justine S.

Nov 28, 2015

Justine S.

Have you tried using a different primer?

Ndeye S.

Nov 28, 2015

Ndeye S.

Try becca foundation it work for me and I am super oily.

Malik W.

Nov 28, 2015

Malik W.

I have very oily skin as well and I use Estée Lauder Double Wear, NARS All Day Luminous, Kat Von D Lock It Foundation and Tarte's Full Cvg Foundation, interchangeably. They all do a good job of keeping me matte throughout the day. I say Estée Lauder and Tarte work the best for me for that though. I do have to touch up a few times throughout the day with a mattifying powder (I use De-Slick from Urban Decay)

Erin W.

Nov 29, 2015

Erin W.

Thanks ladies!! Much love and appreciation.

janay H.

Nov 29, 2015

janay H.

I use Revlon color stay foundation and powder my face with Mac pro long wear powder or the black radiance soft focus powder. I also like the cover girl queen 3n1 foundation. For my primer I like the makeup forever mattifying primer.

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