Foundation + oily skin

Aug 3, 2013

Cristina D.

I've looked up from past posts on here for matte foundation & these two came up, I'm in need of a new foundation. I have oily skin and I want the best foundation that works, & gives a matte finish, are any of these good or is there any foundations better? Thank you!

Aug 3, 2013

Emily M.

Try using Milk of Magnesium as a primer before putting on foundation. It takes away all my oil and is an awesome primer!

Aug 3, 2013

Vanessa W.

The colorstay whipped is an amazing foundation, my fav I've ever tried, but it gives a natural/skin finish, not "dewy" but definitely not matte.

Try Estee Lauder Double Wear! It gives a total matte finish, full coverage and yet feels good on the skin! :)

Aug 3, 2013

Jareka B.

@ emily m. I heard that two but just don't know where to get some.

Aug 3, 2013

Emily M.

Jareka, any drugstore! In the medicine section

Aug 3, 2013

Atiyah Y.

I second the Milk of Magnesia as a primer. Keeps your face matte ALL DAY!

Aug 3, 2013

Sara S.

I also have oily skin and I use hello flawless benefit foundation.

Aug 3, 2013

Dahlia D.

The only foundation that has worked for my oily skin is the Covergirl Outlast 3in1 foundation. its amazing. :) revlon whipped foundation settled intoy poors and made me oily.

Aug 3, 2013

Nadia A.

I agree with dahlia, revlon whipped settled into my pores and made me look absolutely disgusting! 😞

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