Oil-Obsorbing Powder (Tzone) area.

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Ella B.

Jan 2, 2014

Ella B.

Hello Ladies,

I am looking to purchase an oil absorbing product just for tzone area, I can use.

I was thinking Urban Decay (de-slick), but heard it leaves a white film on the face and it's kind of shimmery which kind of turned me off.

I've been using Rimmel (stay matte) not working very well.

if anyone can help me will be much appreciated.

thanks in advance to those whom reply and A happy 2014 to all.

Ella

Heather L.

Jan 2, 2014

Heather L.

I used and like UD deslick thru out the day, never had a prob with a white film. I use BM Matte foundation powder now which is oil absorbing. The only reason I changed is where I work we carry BM and I get a discount on products.

Annmarie K.

Jan 2, 2014

Annmarie K.

Wipes are great. elf HD Powder woeks well also,$3@Target or Walgreens.

Bonnie R.

Jan 3, 2014

Bonnie R.

Benefit's Dr Feelgood is fabulous. Maybelline has just come out with a similar product, and I'm trying that one. So far so good. These products prevent that cakey powder feeling while removing shine.

Bonnie R.

Jan 3, 2014

Bonnie R.

I also use UD's Deslick. I quite like it as well.

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