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Jun 28, 2013
Paloma P.
I feel like no matter how much primer and setting spray I use makeup finds a way to melt off my face, could be all the rain in Seattle but I'm startin to think it's just me! my skin type varies by season but in summer it's oily. Help pleaase!!
Jun 28, 2013
Danielle G.
I feel your pain. Especially since I live in Seattle as well!! Wish I could figure out how to fix it... Glad to know it's not just me.
Jun 28, 2013
Candi C.
oil blotting papers?
Jun 28, 2013
Vanessa W.
Try milk of magnesia to absorb excess oil, and try a different foundation. There's probably a problem with it if primer AND spray arent working!
Jun 28, 2013
Diana T.
Are you moisturizing under primer? also try setting powder instead of spray it works better for me and I have combo/oily skin - used to live in western wa but now in norcal :)
Jun 28, 2013
Linda K.
Is putting moisturizer under primer causing my makeup to "slip off"... The first hour my makeup looks fine but after hour two my concealer and everything else seems to fade away.
Jun 28, 2013
Linda K.
And I have extremely dry skin.
Jun 28, 2013
Kimi R.
Can you check to see if your foundation and primer are based the same? if one is silicon based and the other water, one of them will start to breakdown very quickly. any ingredient that ends with "cone" will be silicone.
Jun 28, 2013
Kimi R.
Also give each process about 10 mins each before the next step. this allows that one product to "cook" and settle into the skin.
Jun 28, 2013
Sandy K.
Try cetaphil oil control products and then murad mattifying cream, this combo works for me
Jun 29, 2013
Paloma P.
thanks guys!
Jun 29, 2013
Breanna G.
Use a oil controlling primer and a long wearing mattifying foundation, set with a loose powder. Throughout the day if you get shiny blot with blotting papers then lightly dust a translucent powder anywhere you get oily :)