Tips For Oily Face.

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Amaia A.

Mar 11, 2013

Amaia A.

Even when I was little I've had an oily face and I really hate it because when ever I take pics with my friends I come out really shiny. I really need help to stop this.

Nicole S.

Mar 11, 2013

Nicole S.

Carry blotting sheets with you, and make sure whatever face makeup your wearing doesn't have sunscreen in it. Try Revlon Photo Ready products, the ones made by Smashbox are good for photos too. Also set all your makeup with powder,and don't forget to wash and moisturizer your face every night.

Amaia A.

Mar 11, 2013

Amaia A.

Thanks

Kathryn L.

Mar 12, 2013

Kathryn L.

Oil blotting sheets are great. Just don't dry your skin out because your oily skin will keep you younger later!

Stephanie M.

Mar 12, 2013

Stephanie M.

I use rice paper blotting papers from Sally's. I love them because they have one side with translucent powder and one without. It saves me from having to touch up my face powder after blotting. It's cheap too at about $3. I also suggest a good toner. Clinique is my favorite because it doesn't dry out my skin.

Kara M.

Mar 12, 2013

Kara M.

Palladio rice powder! It's only $5 at Sally's and it works with or without foundation. Definitely worth a try

Natalie L.

Mar 17, 2013

Natalie L.

Here is my inexpensive routine that worked for me that not only cleared up my acne but significantly reduced my oil and made my skin perfectly balanced. It lists products/ prices, how/when to use them, and the science behind WHY these things are happening to you. I feel confident in my skin and I hope this works for you. It's a long post so I'll link it since I see everyone ask this question so frequently. (: Good luck!

http://www.beautylish.com/t/jcsmr/greasy-face-and-acne-cure

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