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Rebekah W.

Apr 8, 2015

Rebekah W.

Throughout spring/summer my skin gets pretty oily. Is there any way to prevent it or keep it under control?

Lala L.

Apr 8, 2015

Lala L.

Try using water based products.

Sisi S.

Apr 8, 2015

Sisi S.

Water based products definitely. Change your skin care routine to oil free products. Also I am currently using a cream for my Tzone and it prevents of forming oil. :)

Gisell G.

Apr 8, 2015

Gisell G.

Water based products is just going to make everything slide off your face, if your skin is oily & you use water based products it's like mixing water & oil it's not going to mix well... You need to use oil free, silicone based products which go really really well with oily skin. I recommend using an oil control gentle daily face wash & using jojoba oil at nifty which will trick your skin that it already produced oil therefore will not produce more oil, also drink a lot of water ,it will keep your skin hydrated
& blot papers will be your best friend, I carry them everywhere

Gisell G.

Apr 8, 2015

Gisell G.

*night

Les N.

Apr 8, 2015

Les N.

I agree with gisell if you have oily skin, water based products is definitely not the way to go.
bad combo.

Rebekah W.

Apr 8, 2015

Rebekah W.

Thank you!

Les N.

Apr 8, 2015

Les N.

I think using a mattifying primer would help also!
even if you don't wear foundation.
becca ever matte
Rimmel stay matte
MUFE step 1 skin equalizer matte primer which is new and I've heard great things about.

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