PLEASE help me. This is driving me crazy.

Nov 9, 2014

Nikki D.

I have extremely oily skin (meaning I already have pimples, yay), and I use full coverage matte foundation to hold my oil and cover but it breaks me out over time no matter which brand I use of course, so now I'm just going to switch to a thinner foundation/or bb cream, yet it doesn't provide the coverage I need for my blemishes. Any good concealers out there? I've never tried one since I've always been using full coverage.._.

Nov 9, 2014

Nikki D.

I was actually thinking about trying it, I remember seeing an article on beautylish about it. Do you think it would work for my oily skin? And thank you very much for responding.

Nov 9, 2014

Maddie L.

Try using anything oil free :) also start with a thin layer of foundation and then spot conceal where needed :)

Nov 9, 2014

Gisell G.

Have you tried using a oil control primer or setting spray? Also, make sure you remove ALL of your make up so you don't break out

Nov 9, 2014

Gisell G.

Also, I would try using a face wash that controls your oil, origins has one it's called zero oil :-)

Nov 10, 2014

Nikki D.

Ok, I'm going to look more into the brand this weekend. Also, thank you all for your recommendations! I just want perfect skin like you girls, lol.

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