Best oil free primer for acne prone skin go!!

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Brandy S.

Mar 9, 2014

Brandy S.

Going to sephora in a little bit and I need a new primer. I was using smashbox hydrating primer before and I like it but I think it was making me oily. Help??

Olga L.

Mar 9, 2014

Olga L.

The hydrating primer probably made you oily because its meant more for dry skin at least thats what the lady at sephora told me. A lot of ladies and gents who have oily skin recommend the hourglass veil mineral primer.

Shauna S.

Mar 9, 2014

Shauna S.

Hourglass Veil Mineral Primer. it's oil free, fragrance free, paraben free, gluten free. It's very gentle on even the most sensitive skin.

Brandy S.

Mar 9, 2014

Brandy S.

Hourglass is what I was telling myself I'd probably get. Thank ladies!!

Caitlin M.

Mar 9, 2014

Caitlin M.

Yup I have oily acne prone skin and the hourglass one is great. It's the only one I've liked enough to actually buy and use on a regular basis.

Hadeeqa D.

Mar 9, 2014

Hadeeqa D.

Even the smashbox photo finsh light is good. I ts oil free

Ana S.

Mar 10, 2014

Ana S.

I have kind of oily skin and I usually use the benefit primer and after the benefit Bare Minerals powder and looks very nice in the day light- as skin- not cakey , also stays perfect all day long. Don't forget to use the toner and prepare the skin before you apply primer and foundation ;)

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