Face primer for oily skin?!

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Rylie R.

Oct 4, 2012

Rylie R.

Definently go for smash box. It's pretty expensive but it worth it.

Rebeckah W.

Oct 4, 2012

Rebeckah W.

Illamasqua's Matte Primer is AMAZING! I've used many primers of the years to find the HG one for my oily skin and i think i have found it. In the last 2 weeks that i have been wearing it i have only needed to touch up ONCE during the day (blot excess oil and apply powder across my t-zone). My makeup lasts all day and compared to previous primers my skin doesn't get oily until about 4-5 hours of wear. Im really blown away with this product.

Erika L.

Oct 4, 2012

Erika L.

try using your primer and then setting it with translucent powder :) or just use an oil free moisturizer as a base for your makeup(:

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Auburn E.

Oct 5, 2012

Auburn E.

I am currently switching off between 2 primers that I absolutely love! Mind you, I have combination skin but my T-zone gets extremely oily. Anyways, the products I recommend are the Nars pore refining primer (oil free) and Lancôme la base pro. Both are great, yet very different in consistency. The Nars is a wet gel and the lancôme is a dry, silky gel and leaves a noticeably matte finish. Both are fabulous.. It just depends on which texture you like best. Hope that helps!

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