Foundation primer for Oily skin

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Lindsey J.

Sep 1, 2011

Lindsey J.

so about 3 years ago i took accutane for my acne and it worked thank goodness. But recently my skin has gotten really really oily. mainly on my face too. :( so i am having trouble finding the perfect foundation primer to help my foundation last all day. I could really use any advice from anyone that has it! :) I have tried smashbox photo one and i liked it but not the result i am looking for. So if anyone can help that would be great :D

Courtney A.

Sep 1, 2011

Courtney A.

Tarte clean slate primer! Especially if you are prone to breakouts, this is all natural =]
Or if you're super oily maybe the urban decay de slick in a tube

Lindsey J.

Sep 1, 2011

Lindsey J.

what about the spray? should i use both?

Lindsey J.

Sep 1, 2011

Lindsey J.

what about a good foundation? i really am a fan about drugstore foundations 

Courtney A.

Sep 1, 2011

Courtney A.

The sprays have alcohol in them, it's the second ingredient after water. Personally, I just can't see spraying alcohol on your face everyday being a good idea =/ but I know a lot of people like them
Mist and fix from makeup forever is a setting spray that is alcohol free

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