Best Products For Oily Skin?

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Apr 3, 2013

Ashley M.

I have really bad oily skin in the summer months and I break out like crazy from it. No matter how much powder I use in my makeup routine my face is still oily. Are there any products out there that you recommend to control your skin if its like this? Let me know!

Apr 3, 2013

Bonnie R.

I use a bb cream by Skin79 that works well for oily skin - hot pink super plus. I also use Cetaphil moisturizer for day and Tarte's maracuja oil at night. Make sure your skin is well moisturized - sometimes the oiliness is due to lack of moisture.

I also use indian healing clay once a week. That has helped.

Check out Boscia's lavender blotting papers. I use those during the day to keep fromg getting shiny.

The good thing about oily skin is that we may wrinkle slower. There is an upside.

Apr 3, 2013

Ashley M.

Thanks(:

Apr 3, 2013

Nicole A.

Becarful, oily skin can be from too much moisture also and over stressed cells. A staple product I always use for my oily, hyper pigmentated, acne prone skin is tea tree oil. Works great. Body Shop has a great tea tree line of skin product or just going to the pharmacy and get the oil fri the vitamin section, use on a cotton pad as a toner after you cleans your face.

Skin 79 bb cream is awesome for oily skin. As a face wash I use cetaphil's oil control foaming face wash with a face brush from sephora and its pretty awesome. As a moisturizer use philosophy's take a deep breath oil free moisturizer it's absolutely amazing. Also to prevent breakout be sure to limit how much makeup you put on the more makeup you use, the more oily your face will get. Just throw some bb cream on and mascara, eyeliner, and lipgloss and your good to go. Also be sure to always carry oil absorbing sheets with you.

Apr 3, 2013

Nicole A.

Tip: oily skin needs a good base before you apply your make up. Don't be fooled, there is lots of moisture in powders, I would not recommend a powder for oily skin.

Apr 3, 2013

Tyra R.

primer works great!!

Apr 4, 2013

Dionne E.

Be careful on how often you cleanse your skin and also the kind of products that you are using. When we cleanse and exfoliate our skin too often, the skin over compensates by producing more oil. If you are not using mineral makeup, you might want to switch to that. The minerals help to heal the skin, which result in fewer breakouts. Also, as Bonnie R says, the Aztec indian healing clay is awesome.