Drugstore powder
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Oct 4, 2011
Megan G.
Does anyone know a good drugstore powder for oily skin?
Oct 4, 2011
Angela W.
I found Coty's airspun powder to be really drying for my dry/sensitive skin, so maybe it would do the trick to help keep your oily skin in check?
Oct 4, 2011
Angie K.
I like the No7 Perfect Light Translucent Loose Powder, not sure if you can get that in the states though.
Oct 5, 2011
Stephanie F.
The best one I have found is ELF, believe it or not. I haven't found the HD one, I want it though! I have the mattifying powder, it comes in a compact. Well, actually I don't just have one: I keep one at home, another in my purse, one at work....crazy.
--Cookie
Oct 5, 2011
Shelly T.
Some No7 products are available in the US (Target and drugstore.com). :)