Good Foundation For Oily Skin?

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Demi S.

May 14, 2013

Demi S.

I want a foundation that leaves a matte finish. I usually buy maybelline bb fresh cream but I've heard that's not good for oily skin?

Gottabsam M.

May 14, 2013

Gottabsam M.

Well I'm not overly sure on the best foundation for oily skin. But a tip that could really help you is to use blotting paper after you apply your liquid foundation (or use on layer of toilet paper but peeling it) and then use a translucent powder so set your foundation. it should work, if not then sorry I couldn't help! X.

Emma M.

May 14, 2013

Emma M.

Laura mercier? oil free tinted mouisterizer is reallyyy good. its not a foundation but it builds easy. enjoy.

Demi S.

May 14, 2013

Demi S.

Thank you both x
Emma that sounds perfect for me, I find with foundation I have to be very gentle on my t zone as it cakes more on dry spots :/ I will definitely try that! Thanks :)

Alexa A.

May 14, 2013

Alexa A.

Mac Matchmaster! I've been using for about a week now. I have combination skin but my tone is pretty oily. I probably do a minor touch up and my makeup still looks great at the end of my 12 hour school day :)

Emma M.

May 15, 2013

Emma M.

Its expensive but for me it works. totally worth it. glad I could help.

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