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Selen S.

Dec 25, 2012

Selen S.

any products or tips for oily skin?

Natalie W.

Dec 25, 2012

Natalie W.

i have very very oily skin. after 2 hours of washing my face, it starts reflecting things lol. I use the body shop's seaweed mattifying daycream, boots no7 shine free primer, and urban decay's deslick setting spray to combat shine. this leaves me matte for around 6 hours. then i use blotting sheets. if your skin isnt as oily as mine, the products I listed will be great for you! 

Selen S.

Dec 25, 2012

Selen S.

thank you! 

Payton K.

Dec 25, 2012

Payton K.

Neutrogena has a shine control face line with a mattifying foundation, primer, and powder. Its inexpensive and can be found at your local drugstore, most likely. (:

Brittany S.

Dec 25, 2012

Brittany S.

I have used the foundation From the line Payton mentioned above and I really like it. I hear raves about the setting powder they have. 

Brittany S.

Dec 25, 2012

Brittany S.

My favorite thus far though has been the revlon colorstay whipped. I pair it with tartes flawless primer since they are both water based. A blush that's also great for oily skin is tartes Amazonian clay 12 hr blushes. My favorites blissful. 

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