Oily skin!😱how to get rid of it?

Aug 6, 2014

Stephanie S.

I tend to get oily around my nose and t-zone area I absolutely hate it. Any tips on how to reduce it?

Aug 6, 2014

Adaria S.

I use the rimmel stay mate primer and it works really nice!

Aug 6, 2014

Alyssa B.

Face masks tend to dry me out for a while. Also make sure you're exfoliating every once in a while and use a moisturizer for oily skin.

Aug 6, 2014

Savannah C.

You can get oil blotting sheets. It doesn't take off makeup it just takes off the oil.

Aug 6, 2014

M G.

Try usen jojoba oil. it helps to trick your skin into producing less oil.

Aug 6, 2014

I know this sounds weird, but beauty oils are amazing for oily skin. when your face is hydrated, it will not need to produce oil on its own. Josie Maran or jurlique are great oils. The secret is in the application.

Aug 6, 2014

M G.

agree^^

Aug 6, 2014

Jessica D.

An oil-free moisturizer every morning has helped me tremendously. Also, invest in some Burt's Bees face cleansing wipes (I suggest that bc it's mostly natural, but use what you choose) to clean up every day or two. Personally, I have the pink grapefruit one, made for oil-ier skin, I let it sit for a few minutes, and just wet my hands and rinse it off a little bit, and pat dry with a towel. Let that air dry for a little while, and apply your oil-free moisturizer :)

Aug 6, 2014

Jessica D.

And yes, from a former skeptic, oil blotting sheets are SO worth the money.

Aug 21, 2014

Stephanie S.

Thanks guys!(:

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