Foundation for oily skin.

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Cheyenne P.

Mar 15, 2014

Cheyenne P.

I get very oily skin and with this weather change my skin is super duper oily(even when I wash my face with my Beauti Control Facial Spa face wash. Even though it's for oily skin don't get me wrong I still love it!) I need to know some things I can use for coverage on my face for acne that won't look Cakey and works for oily skin. Any suggestions? The picture is after I've washed my face.

Abby F.

Mar 15, 2014

Abby F.

High end- Tarte 24 hour Maracuja oil foundation or MUFE HD foundation

Drugstore: Maybelline dream mousse foundation or Rimmel 25 hour wear.

Cat C.

Mar 15, 2014

Cat C.

MUFE HD might not work for your oily skin. The rimmel one will. High end I would say MUFE mat velvet +

Cheyenne P.

Mar 15, 2014

Cheyenne P.

Thank you I'm really not worried about price range and stuff just something that will work I've tried bare minerals but it makes my face look kinda Cakey in some ways but it still works decently

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