The Foundation I Use Makes Me Look Oily? Hello.

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Star M.

Dec 17, 2016

Star M.

Sooo the foundation I use makes me look oily I have dry skin so as a moisterizer I use centaphil and then put my foundation on but I look sweaty n oily what can I do about this if I have dry skin and the foundation I use is MAC minerlize.

Mia L.

Dec 18, 2016

Mia L.

Do you use a primer at all? and is it the mac mineralize Moisturizer or the other one?

Star M.

Dec 18, 2016

Star M.

No I don't primer doesn't help me even the moisterizer ones and if I use primer n moisterizer I'm going to look more sweaty I use the mac mineralize FOUNDATION after I use my moisterizer which is Centaphil and I just look super oily/sweaty.

Jenni L.

Dec 18, 2016

Jenni L.

I would stop using Cetaphil moisturizer- there are better options. I have dry skin but I use all of my heavy treatments at night and then remove the excess in the morning with Bioderma micellar water. A good daytime drugstore option is CeraVe AM. Very lightweight. I like Dermalogica Active Moist or Ole Henriksen Sheer Transformation for daytime moisturizers. I also use Dr Jart Ceramidin liquid before moisturizer (it's a hydrating serum). If my skin is feeling dry, I will use MAC Fix + over my skincare, before my makeup. I set my t-zone with RCMA no color and then use UD All Nighter as a setting spray.

Star M.

Dec 19, 2016

Star M.

Well I have dry skin so it actually helps me I have always used moisterizers but primers actually dry my skin out so this helps me a lot so I don't think that you would need more moister for your skin if you're skin is oily. the foundation is dewy so I'm going to try to see if I can get something somewhat matte but not to much.

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