Oily skin :(

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Maria N.

Dec 28, 2013

Maria N.

Can any one give me advice, product ideas, or tips to control my oily skin. It gets worse with my makeup and my face is constantly shinny or wet looking. My makeup melts off in a few hours and I hate it!

Lena C.

Dec 28, 2013

Lena C.

I had the same problem. What I did is I wash tone and moisturize my face twice a day. As for my make up I use a good primer and let on my skin for a couple minutes. Any oil free foundation that you like will work. I love cover fx and I use mufe hd setting power. My skin as definitely stopped producing as much oil. Hopefully that helps.

Maria N.

Dec 28, 2013

Maria N.

Thanks! :)

Mallarie B.

Dec 30, 2013

Mallarie B.

I have unbelievably oily skin. And I mean UNBELIEVABLY! I use the Olay fresh effects wash for oily skin (tried lots of drug store brands and this works hands down the best) then I do my Clinique oily skin routine and put on milk of magnesia. You have to be careful because it turns your skin white, but I've found that if I rub the powdery parts outside of where I put my liquid foundation (I try to only put it on my t-zone and under eyes because I'm so acne prone) and then buff over with a mineral foundation I can't even tell it was once white. I had severely oily skin and now it's very manageable

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