Picking the Right Moisturizer.

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Anne T.

Nov 25, 2016

Anne T.

My skin is very very oily, I wish I was over exaggerating but I'm not. Now I wash my face with an oil control cleanser two times daily and my skin has been getting dry, not overly dry. I found that the only way I can moisturize is with an aloe Vera face mask, and those, girls, I'm sure we all know take a long time! I'm looking for a moisturizer that I can apply before heading out the door and possible hold in my purse that won't make my face icky through out the day. Any recommendations at all would be appreciated!

Lara R.

Nov 25, 2016

Lara R.

I have combo skin (oily T-zone and normal to dry cheeks). What I've used is The Body Shop Vitamin E serum after toning the skin, let it sit (1 or 2 minutes, since it's lightweight ), and finally apply TBS Seaweed Day Cream. That moisturizer is targeted to combo/oily skin and does help controlling oil. With these products I keep my skin hydrated yet under control :)

Anne T.

Nov 26, 2016

Anne T.

Thanks Lara💕 I'll check it out!

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