Need advice for oily skin!

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Jessi K.

Feb 10, 2013

Jessi K.

Is there anything you guys use that has helped with oily skin? I can't go 30 minutes with my face getting shiny!

Brooke S.

Feb 10, 2013

Brooke S.

Before you put on makeup or any time you cleanse your face. Get lemon juice. The kind in the lemon shaped bottle at the grocery store. And dab it all over your face with a cotton ball. Let it absorb. And ten minutes later just continue with your daily routine. WORKS WONDERS!

Meg T.

Feb 10, 2013

Meg T.

I have it down to a science now. I start with cleansing with cetaphil. After I use an astringent. Astringent controls oil better than toners. After that I moisturize (which is key. Your skin produces an over abundance of oil when it's dry. Moisturizing day and night will change your skin for the better!) I use neutrogena naturals daily facial moisturizer. After that I apply neutrogena shine control primer. After that, my holy grail foundation, is stay matte by Clinique. It works wonders! When I finish my makeup I then set it with powder.

Tiana H.

Feb 10, 2013

Tiana H.

I have oily/combination and very sensitive skin. I personally love the Clinique 3-step system. I have been using it since I was 14. Love it!

Jessi K.

Feb 10, 2013

Jessi K.

Thank you!! All these responses are very helpful! I'll definitely try them out!

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