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Tiffany R.

Oct 26, 2011

Tiffany R.

For those of you with oily skin, you know how frustrating it can be to look at yourself an hour after applying make-up and seeing nothing but a greasy face. Tell me what is your favorite powder for helping to control oil and shine!

Branka P.

Oct 27, 2011

Branka P.

i like urban decay de-slick. it does the job really well if the weather is not too hot or humid

Tamara R.

Oct 27, 2011

Tamara R.

I don't have a special oil control powder, but I do find that MAC's Prep + Prime translucent powder and Tarte's smooth operator clay finishing powder do a better job than others.

I'm also a firm believer in blot film and I carry them with me everywhere. It's easy to tone down the shine without disturbing my makeup. I also love that I'm not adding more product every time I need to 'touch up', so I don't end up looking cakey by the end of the day.

Cameron R.

Oct 27, 2011

Cameron R.

I too am a a big believer in oil blotting sheets.As for powders though, my favorites are Diorskin Powder in 002, MUFE HD Powder, and Maybelline Shine-Free Loose Powder in Medium.

Jasmine K.

Oct 28, 2011

Jasmine K.

i have the same problem ALL the time!!! Its beyond nerve racking! Recently I have been trying out three different transulcent powders MUFE HD Powder, MAC Prep + Prime Translucent Powder Pressed and Tarte's Smooth Operator. My fav would have to be Tarte's Smooth Operator for overall staying power throughout the day. But I also love that MACs comes in loose and pressed form so i can throw the pressed one in my purse. the MUFE i find is better for photoshoots or video because it has the HD element to it but it works just as good as the other two.

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