Skin Changes Out Of No Where?

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Sierra Sky R.

Apr 13, 2012

Sierra Sky R.

I used to have very oily skin.. and recently I've noticed I don't get oily at all. I don't need to blot or powder but once after makeup application in the morning. I haven't done anything different like change eating habits or different face washes.. so I don't know why my skin just transformed like this.
I'm not complaining though, it's nice. if only my acne would disappear too~! I was just wondering.. I only hear about stuff like this from people who have kids.. and I don't. Has this happened to you?

Amelia R.

Apr 13, 2012

Amelia R.

It could be an age thing. My skin changed drastically around when I turned 18. My previous skin care routine made my skin feel tight and dried out instead of refreshed like it used to. I changed to something less intense and I'm liking it a lot.

Amy D.

Apr 13, 2012

Amy D.

I've kind of had something similar happen in the last year, but it was the opposite... now I have more oily skin, and I haven't really changed any thing I put on it, wash it with, etc. Weird! :)

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