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Tai-lee L.

Aug 16, 2012

Tai-lee L.

Hey girls, for some crazy reason when ever I do my foundation routine my face seems to go oily so quickly and I can't seem to keep it looking normal the oil is just so bad!

My morning routine starts off with
1, cleanser
2, toner
3, oil free moisturizer
4, primer
5, under eye conseler
6, my liquid foundation
7, powder foundation

Can anyone please help me and let me know what I'm doing wrong I hate looking like iv just tipped a bottle of oil and my face and it's making me lack self confidence.

Kaitlin K.

Aug 16, 2012

Kaitlin K.

Do you just have oily skin? Because I don't see any problems with your morning routine. Try blotting papers. You can get them a lot of different places, like target. Just blot your face after your make up to remove excess oil and it won't mess up your make up. I hope this is helpful!

Gracey W.

Aug 17, 2012

Gracey W.

Maybe try switching up some of the products you are using? What cleanser, primer, foundation, etc., are you using? 

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