How can I get my makeup to stay matte longer? (oily nose!)

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Sara D.

May 21, 2013

Sara D.

Ok, so my skin is pretty clear and normal for the most part. The problem is that my nose gets really oily. Not the rest of my face, just my nose :P
I've tried primer and setting my makeup w/powder, but when it comes to keeping the make up on my nose matte, nothing seems to work. Blotting sheets seem to work only for a few minutes. Any advice for how I can keep my nose from getting oily (preferably all day)? Thanks for the help!

Vanessa W.

May 21, 2013

Vanessa W.

I have the same problem! As of right now I use Maybelline Dream Matte Powder on my nose, it works, but I have to reapply after 2 hours. Maybe keep this option in mind? I'll be following this post too haha :) xo.

Gabby B.

May 21, 2013

Gabby B.

I have the SAME problem, and no matter what I get shiny in an hour:((

Ana P.

May 21, 2013

Ana P.

I have a shiny nose too:( and my city weather its pretty hot even at night, its driving me insane:(

marcella e.

May 21, 2013

marcella e.

My skin is oily on my T-zone like oil factory...
I use clinique moisturizer the one for the blemish, blue bottle. it is a little small, 50ml if I'm not wrong probably around $25
I notice the difference after 2weeks using it. I do not recommend to use it during winter, can get really dry.

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