Oil Skin Fondation

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Nadine S.

Dec 30, 2013

Nadine S.

I would recommend clinique they have stuff for oily skin and also try Revlon color stay for combo oily skin.

Umaima M.

Dec 30, 2013

Umaima M.

Revlon colorstay foundation for oily n combination skin... this stuff is amazing

Amanda V.

Dec 30, 2013

Amanda V.

I agree with Nadine about Clinique. I use Clinique Stay Matte foundation and I looove it.

Georgia O.

Dec 30, 2013

Georgia O.

Max factor 3 in 1. I use and only it stays put but also remains matte through out the day!

Shelley W.

Dec 30, 2013

Shelley W.

Coverfx...brand is great at offering foundations that include treatment ingredients for acne prone oily skin. While Revlon Colorstay is great at keeping that oil at bay it doesn't contain healthy ingredients to address an acne outbreak for example.

Cat C.

Dec 30, 2013

Cat C.

Try a mattifying primer like the Becca ever matte. Only dab it in the areas you get oily and then apply foundations that are oil free :) I've tried the Clinique stay matte and I used it all but there are better foundations for oily skin. Don't get me wrong, it was nice, but I do think that there are drugstore foundations that can do the same, like covergilf 3 in 1 and true match. Honestly, any oil free foundation you use with the Becca primer will be oil preventing but remember to moisturizer before and set your makeup with a powder like rimmel stay matte or make up forever duo mat.

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