Looking For A Mattifying Moisturizer.

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Shauna S.

Jan 5, 2016

Shauna S.

I have combo (more oily) skin and I'm looking for a good mattifying moisturizer for my sensitive skin. I find most moisturizers I use are too heavy and don't sink in. I absolutely love the body shop's seaweed day cream but I started getting a reaction from it. I would love a cream similar to it. does anyone have any suggestions?

Christine L.

Jan 5, 2016

Christine L.

I recently picked up the Marcella mattifying fluid and I like it so far as a moisturizer.

Kristen F.

Jan 6, 2016

Kristen F.

Origins "zero oil" is great!

Kel R.

Jan 6, 2016

Kel R.

Bioderma is fantastic. I used there normal one and reacted with a huge break out and then decided to change to the mattifying moisturiser and it's honestly amazing. Works perfectly with my skin and has gotten rid of all my dry patches without making me oily or break out

Aurora S.

Jan 6, 2016

Aurora S.

I think glycerin based moisturizers are great.
Glycerin attracts moisture to your skin and doesn't feel heavy, I find that these types tend to help makeup last better too.
I'd get one that has minimal oil in it which is meant to "lock in" moisture but they usually just feel heavy.

I think Cetaphil is pretty good for more oily skin, their moisturizer moisturizes without being heavy and it does have that glycerin

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