Primers for oily skin.

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Tesaa Z.

Oct 6, 2014

Tesaa Z.

Any good primers out there that you love for oily/combination skin??

Sim T.

Oct 6, 2014

Sim T.

The body shop tea tree pore minimizer for combo, seaweed pore minimizer for oily <3 <3 <3.

Isabelle G.

Oct 6, 2014

Isabelle G.

Hi Sim, I'm interested in the Body Shop Tea tree pore minimizer for my skin. Can you tell me something about this product? I also use some Body Shop products by I never tried this one. I also have an oily skin especially in T-zone area.

Sim T.

Oct 7, 2014

Sim T.

Isabelle, I have the same type of skin =) ever since using it I haven't broken out at all, it's essentially a thin layer of tea tree oil between your skin and makeup to protect it! You will need a moisturizer before though, but apply the tea tree primer and it makes your pores feel smaller and your face fresher!

Sim T.

Oct 7, 2014

Sim T.

It's honestly one of my favorite products from the body shop, behind their tea tree cool and creamy wash and their seaweed clay mask (really good on your tzone if you're oily and/or have clogged pores it works wonders#

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