Dry Patches On Oily Skin Around Chin N Upperlips After Foundation Application.

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prachi g.

Jan 8, 2016

prachi g.

Though I have oil skin and never never have dryness..but I dnt know what's wrong this winter my skin around chin n upper lips seems to look little dark and
one foundation is done ,it looks like dry patch and rough..
I dnt know what's wrong and also how to apply foundation to have same look as on other part
please help

Kim M.

Jan 8, 2016

Kim M.

It sounds like you need to exfoliate with a physical exfoliater. what I do is avoid anything that is crushed up nut shell, it's rough. after you exfoliate you'll want to apply a face oil, jojoba oil, argan. if you don't use face oil, a good face moisturizer will do, applied to a damp face. if you have any A&D ointment or anything like that. a small amount applied to the dry patches over night helps me a lot.

prachi g.

Jan 8, 2016

prachi g.

Thank. you so much Kim.. can you advise any exfoliant?

Kim M.

Jan 8, 2016

Kim M.

Really any will work. just make sure you get one that's formulated for your skin type and not to over exfoliate. I'm currently using vasanti brighten up enzymatic face rejuvenator.

prachi g.

Jan 10, 2016

prachi g.

Thnx a lot Kim. you are sweetheart

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